thanks kevin and len, the strange thing is I am getting nothing back from AOL either in the = headers or body that indicate anything from my server.
I did setup the spam phrase in imail and am getting headers from my imail = box but only from the message inbound from aol reporting the spam report, = nothing outbound at all from my machine to imgate. the mynetworks settings in my main.cf only contain my imgate box and my = imail server so it seems like it's just not coming from me. I've called aol twice trying to get additional info but they are not much = help. On Monday, December 27, 2004 7:28 PM, Kevin Coveney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> = wrote: >> I signed up for the feeback loop for my domain with aol. I am now =3D >> receiving messages from them indicating mail sent from our site that is = =3D >> being reported to them as spam. > >yep, if your mailbox users forward their message to AOL then use the >"report as spam" feature in their mailbox, they are reporting your server >since it was the source. > >> In the message I receive there is nothing I can use to track >it down. =3D > >If you're using IMail as the forwarder, look in the header of the = embedded >message and you should see something that ties it to at least a domain. >Something like the received from "SMTP32-FWD" message. > >I've warned my customers that complaints to AOL of this type can and >will force us to cease forwarding their mail. > >Keep an eye out for increased activity as there are levels that once hit >AOL will start blocking mail from your mail server based on >it's IP address. > >-Kevin > > >
