Re: [iMS] IP Address

[Guillermo Dewey]

that's what they say, but we being listed for 3 weeks by now and I am sure the reason why we are there is gone.. I try changing the main ip and putting the old one as one of the secondary ones but it didn't work.. The only way it worked was doing the relays on other post server in other machine :(   Any body on the list being able to get around spamcop? is not that I want to send spam or anything but we cannot send email to many smtp's and some clients are complaining about it :(

Guillermo

At 04:52 a.m. 04/09/2002 -0700, you wrote:

Actually, iMS doesn't decide - Windows does.  iMS just uses Windows sockets to make the connection. 
 
The bear about Spamcop is that they never remove you - you are automatically removed after a week...
 
Regards,
 
Howie

----- Original Message -----
From: William Vernon
To: inFusion Support List
Sent: Tuesday, September 03, 2002 5:39 PM
Subject: [iMS] IP Address

We were blacklisted on SpamCop because a recipient of a newsletter from one of out clients forgot that he agreed to receive info when he signed up on their site...
 
    Anyway, how does iMS decide which ip address to send from if the machine has multiple ip addresses on it?  SpamCop blocks by IP address.
 
Bill
 
PS - if this seems like a stupid question, well I've thrown most reason out the window at this point.

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William Vernon          Omega Design Studio, Inc.
President                  18 North Belmont Ave., Suite 16
                               Indianapolis, IN 46222
                               317.423.3568 http://4omega.com

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