Olá António,
Se não tiveres muita dificuldade em ler o meu inglês, diz-me para que
eu te escreva em portugês.
The rejection occurs while receiving email, ie, email sent by external
servers to the domains you are hosting or when the email clients are
using your server to relay their email (addressed to domains not
hosted in your server)?
On one of my toasters, which still runs a QMT more than one year old,
I had to give up using (I am not absolutely right, but I can check)
using zen.spamhaus.org as RBL because there were frequent refusals to
relay to clients connecting from IP's referenced as dynamic. As far as
I could understand, those IP ranges should be accepted if
authentication was used, but that wasn't happening, ie, authenticated
clients also got blocked.
On Thu, Jun 26, 2008 at 7:20 PM, António Pedro Lima <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, here I am once again needing help…
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> I was pleased with my qmail-toaster untill several clients start to
> complain…
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> In my country I have more servers without MX records and reverse dns
> configured than correctly configured MTAs.
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> This results on a lot of email rejections.
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> I'v been manually whitelisting those that are reported to me…
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> But looks like there are a lot still rejected…
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> The server is doing is job of course… But how could I do this work better?
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> Pardon my bad english, and my little knowledge of Linux…
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> But I'm learning… I think.
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> What kind of info would you need from me so you could help me on this?
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> Thanks.
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> António Lima
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