Stuart Gall wrote: *snip*
> > Yes I just discovered that .gr (and hence me and most of my > clients :-)) is listed because it does not have a whois service. I would be more concerned that both sorbs and spamhaus list your <domain>.<tld>, as does our own LBL, based on a wave of spam that hit *us* specifically. > Whois does not support unicode domain names is > gr-hostmasters most compelling reason. That's a fiddle. There are solutions for that. > Also the RFC1032 does not state that the domain has to be registered > in a whois db it just sais that sysadmins should check their details > and one way they might do that is with whois. > See .to, also blacklisted by the ignorant. Tonga's NIC shows if a domain exists, but you must send an e-mail if you want more specific details about the holder. Said holder get the email, and may or may not choose to respond. > > Greece has 11million people so .gr can expect to be booted around a > bit, but germany is 80million ? - COOL > Ah, but there is a cultural difference! Germans thrive on conflict and feel neglected if no one is at least *trying* to boot them around. Bill Hacker (....500+ years out of Dresden, Saxony, and counting...) -- ## 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/
