> Yes this is what I ended up doing but I wish it had not been rejected in > the first place, always have to lose that first e-mail. :( If a person can't read RFC 2821 and can't read the documentation for the MTA they are running, yet still think they can run a mail server, you really shouldn't feel bad if the mail is rejected. The helo from that server directly violates RFC. You can't let every broken mail server to pass through your filters. What you do is the right thing (in my opinion), only whitelist if a complaint is raised against a blocked message. In my case the whitelist is a temporary 1 week list, and I send them links to the relevant documentation from Microsoft's website on how to configure their server. I personally have to wonder when I know more about an MTA I have never used than the people who are using it. -- Kenny Dail <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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