Здравствуйте, Jon. Вы писали 27 ноября 2006 г., 10:24:04:
>> So, if I understand you correctly, you've got: >> 1. A laptop, connected to the Internet through cable provider. >> This provider blocks any outgoing traffic on 25th port, so you have to >> use port number 8889 as an outgoing SMTP port. > >> 2. A server, located somewhere at another location, connected to the >> Internet, with a firewall rule that DNATs all incoming traffic on 8889 >> port to the port 25 on the same IP. >> This server is a qmail-based server with rblsmtp enabled, and >> dynablock in a list of rblservers. > >> The trouble: you try to send a mail from your laptop, and get it >> immediately rejected by YOUR SMTP server directly in an SMTP session. >> Am I right? > Correct, it is getting blocked when I have the NJABL listed inside my > /var/qmail/control/blacklists file (which blocks dynamic/residential IP > addresses). When I don't have this RBL in the file, the mail will send out > fine. I think this is only happening when I try sending email to another > mail server that is also using this RBL on their mail server, because it > only happens on two servers that I've discovered so far. It doesn't happen > when sending to ALL mail servers...which is strange. That shouldn't be so. If a connection get's blocked by your SMTP server - it should be blocked no matter the mail recipient is. It is the way rblsmtpd works. > It looks like the SMTP connection is getting blocked by my own qmail server > though, as for why it only happens when trying to send to other servers that > appear to be using the same RBL list, I don't know. Are you sure? Maybe your outgoing mail somehow gets sent to another SMTP server, and from there it moves on to your server? There are no ways to bypass rblsmtpd ATM, so your situation when it selectively works, depending on the recepient address of mail should not occur at all. -- С уважением, Alexey mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- QmailToaster hosted by: VR Hosted <http://www.vr.org> --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
