This is one of the reasons why a while back I was complaining about Exim's stupid and archaic auto-thaw function (ignores 5xx errors stupidly too). This though is in an entirely different vein where list servers don't monitor and don't care about bounces -- important information where some good services even have useful reporting not only monitoring delivery/bounces but also reading (with image tags that are logged/monitord) and then click-thrus...
I should actually gather a list of one or two extremely good and inexpensive list servers that do this so that company C can get rid of indifferent company B and stupid company A and also get better results and more information about their mail outs, hopefully for less money. I'm sure there are a lot of good companies out there cuz once developed (and there are are some open source solutions) then it is as inexpensive as anything else. Unfortunately, when I used to notify/complain to people about them being infected by viruses and included a bunch of URLs to different companies (including free URLs to like AVG's free antivirus and Avert's free antivirus as well as links to major companies like Mcafee and stupid symantec) I don't think it was effective because people thought it was spam (these were people who were infected -- I had a script that based on IP and recipient and recent valid email determined the true sender). Now I just say "update your antivirus protection" and contact your network adminstrator/computer consultant. So, promoting some other service may not work (although I used to hope it would if they were generic URLs from lots of vendors). Well anyways, I even went so far as to suggested to rfc-ignorant.org that they develop a list for stupid 5xx ignorant servers althought that is entirely to pragmatic and probably undoable. Recently though I have found that Exim (actually 90% cPanel configured, 10% other) haven't as much of a problem so that is really good. Part because the viruses involved have diminished and then I hope Exim/cPanel people have gotten a heads up. -- ## List details at http://www.exim.org/mailman/listinfo/exim-users ## Exim details at http://www.exim.org/ ## Please use the Wiki with this list - http://www.exim.org/eximwiki/
