Daevid Vincent wrote:
> _eximlist_ etc.) are blocking mail from my domain simply because I
> happen to be on a Comcast (Seattle, WA) dynamic IP. UGH!
this is not limited to comcast, it's very common today to add a negative
score (at least) to deliveries from dynamic addresses.
> I am researching ways to get around this BS.
I saw services offering static addresses via tunnels, which is a nice
solution IMHO. Or you get some vserver, but that implies a higher
administrative burden.
> The two I've found (and I'm open to ideas on any others)
> http://www.dyndns.com/services/mailhop/outbound.html
What is better about that than using your provider's smarthost?
> tutorials. I'm a web designer and simply want my own domain (which is my
> name).
It's easier to go to some hosting company for that, then.
> Also, is it possible to setup Exim such that these services to only take
> effect for the problematic ISPs -- in other words, can I setup Exim so
Manually, yes, but you'll never know all of them. Some simply drop mail
without notice.
