SP>That sounds like an excellent idea -- I'm going to investigate to see SP>whether this may be possible or not. Circumventing the DNS lookups would SP>be very useful.
Mr. Obvious here... the same technique could be used in the negative to pass through frequent mail from *low* scoring servers.
That may mean that a server from which we receive a lot of mail, which suddenly finds itself or its subnet on numerous RBLs, may still deliver its mail successfully to us, based on it's previous "good behaviour".
That sounds like it would work very well as well. :) -Scott
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