>Below is a snippet from my log file that shows us forwarding an email
>message to airmail.net. If I read this correctly I see it as there problem?
Close:
>20021001 060528 127.0.0.1 SMTP (400) >RCPT To:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>20021001 060528 127.0.0.1 SMTP (400) 550 Administrative prohibition
>(65.66.8.88)
This indicates that they aren't allowing you to send mail to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Given that they include your IP in the "prohibition"
message, it sounds like they've banned you.
So yes, it is their problem (they are blocking the mail from being
delivered, and only they can fix it). However, although it is their
problem, it ends up being your problem too (since they have blocked you).
>and of course Airmail.net is saying that we need to fix the issue on our end?
You should explain to them that they are blocking the E-mail, and show them
the two log file lines above. If they are blocking the mail because of an
issue on your end, they need to tell you what it is.
-Scott
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