John Burnham wrote: >> I should have clarified, that it's not on my server where they are >> getting rejected. >> >> It's on the server the message eventually goes out to. >> > > Some people do scan through all the received headers and check against RBLs. > This is, imho, > extremely stupid depending on which RBLs they're using. If the RBL simply > lists consumer ADSL or > dialup addresses then, even if the sender is doing the right thing and > sending through their ISP's > smarthost then that mail is going to get clobbered. But unless you can > contact the person in charge > of the server that is doing the rejection, this is all speculation. I'd > advise trying to contact the > person in charge of the server and discuss what is going on. > John
I can certainly contact them, this is the first case we've seen of this particular nature. I really was asking whether it was technically possible to remove the header from our end if we encounter the situation more in the future. -Mike -- ## List details at http://lists.exim.org/mailman/listinfo/exim-users ## Exim details at http://www.exim.org/ ## Please use the Wiki with this list - http://wiki.exim.org/
