Don, Wednesday, December 11, 2002 you wrote: DW> PAYPAL is in rfc-ignorant list DW> just to let the rest of you know
DW> Dec 11 14:56:42 IMGate01 postfix/smtpd[66338]: reject: RCPT from DW> web47.nix.paypa DW> l.com[65.206.229.195]: 554 Service unavailable; [65.206.229.195] blocked DW> using ipwhois.rfc-ignorant.org, reason: Inaccurate or missing WHOIS data; DW> from=<confirm DW> @paypal.com> to=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> So is UUNET which includes my range: 63.64.0.0/10 I had a rather interesting but non-productive discussion with the ipwhois folks and UUNET. UUNET has always done the same thing they say and certain rules change which rfc-ignorant says they violate. But the rules are due to change again soon so UUNET says they intend to do nothing. rfc-ignorant said well we'll leave you listed then. I said this is a load of crap. They said they didn't particularly care what I thought. So I've determined that rfc-ignorant is an apt name for the organization and no longer use it in any of my tests. Terry Fritts
