Author: Bill Hacker Date: CC: exim-users Subject: Re: [exim] Setting up Exim for Multiple Clients
Mike Jones wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm a bit of a newbie when it comes to configuring exim, and I've been asked
> to set up our mail server for an external client to use as we will be
> hosting their website on our webservers.
>
>
>
> Its never been used for users to log into so they can send and receive
> emails. (Basically its just been used to send out newsletters and to receive
> responses).
>
Understanding that not all spam is intended to be malicous, you should be
aware that '*@fastwebmedia.com' earned itself a place in our local
blacklists as of some time ago.
*somebody* there is certainly a 'newbie' !!!
Whatever else you do, it might be wise to insure those 'newsletters' are
going
only to folks who actually want them - and continued to want them.
Does each and every one carry a simple single-step 'unsubscribe' method?
(as this list does, for example)
Absence of such can be considered a felony in some jurisdictions, which
can be a far greater inconvenience than blacklisting.
