Hello,
on our private mail server we now have quite some forwards from freemail
providers like yahoo, gmx and such. This wasn't a big problem previously
but there is quite some spam arriving now over those forwards that isn't
tagged as such (mainly I think because RBLs can't strike on
decoder wrote:
Hello,
on our private mail server we now have quite some forwards from
freemail providers like yahoo, gmx and such. This wasn't a big problem
previously but there is quite some spam arriving now over those
forwards that isn't tagged as such (mainly I think because RBLs can't
Matt Kettler wrote:
Nearly all positive-score RBLs will check all untrusted hosts in
Received: headers, except the DUL RBLs and XBL which only check the
first untrusted because they are designed to be used in that manner.
ie: SBL will be tested against *ALL* untrusted hosts, including the IP
decoder wrote:
Matt Kettler wrote:
Nearly all positive-score RBLs will check all untrusted hosts in
Received: headers, except the DUL RBLs and XBL which only check the
first untrusted because they are designed to be used in that manner.
ie: SBL will be tested against *ALL* untrusted hosts,
