On Mon, 19 Apr 2010 23:25:38 +0200 (CEST)
"Edward P. Ross" <epr...@acrocat.com> wrote:
> Weird -- I've been on the list for a few days now (just got my 2nd
> confirmation)...
>
I have written you a mail this morning and in that mail I have this part (the
original mail is much longer):
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I see as well that your domain is on the DNS leveln not set up correctly. Maybe
on purpose?
If I query the NS entries of your domain from my infrastructure then I get:
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theia ~ # dig +short in ns acrocat.com
ns1.setupsite.com.
ns5.eapps.com.
ns1.eapps.com.
ns2.eapps.com.
ns6.eapps.com.
theia ~ #
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Doing the same from an cable provider in Switzerland I get:
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netbox ~ # dig +short in ns acrocat.com
ns1.setupsite.com.
ns2.setupsite.com.
netbox ~ #
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Doing the same from an hoster in Germany I get:
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janosch ~ # dig +short in ns acrocat.com
ns2.setupsite.com.
ns1.setupsite.com.
ns1.eapps.com.
janosch ~ #
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Even their serial is not in sync (from my system):
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theia ~ # dig +short in ns acrocat.com|sed "s:\.$::"|while read foo;do echo
"${foo}: $(dig @${foo} +short in soa acrocat.com)";done
ns6.eapps.com: ns1.eapps.com. root.cp.eapps.com. 2009050101 7200 3600 604800
3600
ns1.setupsite.com: ns1.setupsite.com. admin.setupsite.com. 2007010130 3600 600
1209600 3600
ns2.eapps.com: ns1.eapps.com. root.cp.eapps.com. 2009050101 7200 3600 604800
3600
ns1.eapps.com: ns1.eapps.com. root.cp.eapps.com. 2009050101 7200 3600 604800
3600
ns5.eapps.com: ns1.eapps.com. root.cp.eapps.com. 2009050101 7200 3600 604800
3600
theia ~ #
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>From the Swiss cable provider:
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netbox ~ # dig +short in ns acrocat.com|sed "s:\.$::"|while read foo;do echo
"${foo}: $(dig @${foo} +short in soa acrocat.com)";done
ns2.setupsite.com: ns1.setupsite.com. setupsite.com. 2005120809 3600 600
1209600 3600
ns1.setupsite.com: ns1.setupsite.com. admin.setupsite.com. 2007010130 3600 600
1209600 3600
netbox ~ #
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>From the German hoster:
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netbox ~ # dig +short in ns acrocat.com|sed "s:\.$::"|while read foo;do echo
"${foo}: $(dig @${foo} +short in soa acrocat.com)";done
ns1.setupsite.com: ns1.setupsite.com. admin.setupsite.com. 2007010130 3600 600
1209600 3600
ns2.setupsite.com: ns1.setupsite.com. setupsite.com. 2005120809 3600 600
1209600 3600
netbox ~ #
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This is not good. I think that is the reason why rfc ignorant is listing your
domain in their records ->
http://rfc-ignorant.org/tools/lookup.php?domain=acrocat.com
Fix that! A proper working DNS is crucial for good working mail routing.
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So I think that your DNS entries are not okay and I think that mailman (the
mailing list software used at SourceForge for the DSPAM mailing list)
unsubscribed you automatically after getting a bunch of non delivery reports.
So I assume that this is the reason why you where again not subscribed.
Please fix your DNS records!
> Thanks Stevan!
>
> > I subscribed Edward now to the mailing list. So hopefully this is my last
> > forward :)
> >
> > Begin forwarded message:
> >
> > Date: Mon, 19 Apr 2010 21:09:27 +0000
> > From: "Edward P. Ross" <epr...@acrocat.com>
> > To: dspam-user@lists.sourceforge.net
> > Subject: clamav success story
> > Date: Mon, 19 Apr 2010 23:09:13 +0200 (CEST)
> >
> >
> > Oh Stevan -
> >
> > I saw another thread where you suggested some things re: clamav and
> > additional databases... I followed your instructions and installed them.
> >
> > Amazingly, more than 35% of all incoming messages to our mail server here
> > are getting caught by clamav (no false positives). Between than and
> > graymilter, dspam is now almost officially on vacation :) !
> >
> > Edward
> >
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