[gentoo-user] Changing IPs in a hosted environment

[Grant]

My new IP seems to be on at least 2 spam lists.  The other 7 IPs in my
block seem to be on only 1 spam list.  Should I leave my
/etc/conf.d/net as-is, except add:

alias_eth0=my.new.ip.address

and then point DNS to my.new.ip.address?  After doing this, will I be
able to use my.new.ip.address in all external and internal fashions?

- Grant

Re: [gentoo-user] Changing IPs in a hosted environment

[Keith Dart]

=== On Sun, 08/16, Grant wrote: ===
 My new IP seems to be on at least 2 spam lists.
===

It might be better to just get them off the spam lists. ;-) Most of
them have an automated system where they can re-check your IP and
adjust the list.


-- Keith Dart

-- 
-- 
Keith Dart
ke...@dartworks.biz
===

Re: [gentoo-user] Changing IPs in a hosted environment

[Grant]

 My new IP seems to be on at least 2 spam lists.
 ===

 It might be better to just get them off the spam lists. ;-) Most of
 them have an automated system where they can re-check your IP and
 adjust the list.


 -- Keith Dart

Thanks Keith.  Sounds like a good idea.  Do you have a favorite
blacklist checker?

- Grant

Re: [gentoo-user] Changing IPs in a hosted environment

[Keith Dart]

=== On Sun, 08/16, Grant wrote: ===
 Thanks Keith.  Sounds like a good idea.  Do you have a favorite
 blacklist checker?
===

No, just go to the main web site of whatever list you're on. I've had
to do this some time ago. ;-) It wasn't too hard, but I don't remember
the details now, sorry.


-- Keith Dart

-- 
-- 
Keith Dart
ke...@dartworks.biz
===

Re: [gentoo-user] Changing IPs in a hosted environment

[Grant]

 Thanks Keith.  Sounds like a good idea.  Do you have a favorite
 blacklist checker?
 ===

 No, just go to the main web site of whatever list you're on. I've had
 to do this some time ago. ;-) It wasn't too hard, but I don't remember
 the details now, sorry.


 -- Keith Dart

No problem, thanks again.

- Grant