Is there a difference in the way blacklisting is handled with the static
black list vs. the RBL blacklisting?
I have a customers domain whiteholed due to the fact that a great deal of
their traffic is from a vendor on UUNet who seem to have trouble keeping
their relays closed. In testing this, I've been able to relay through
them at some points (they seem to open and close).
The problematic UUNet relays:
chi6-1.relay.mail.uu.net
sjc3-1.relay.mail.uu.net
mr1.ash.ops.us.uu.net
and others.
So here's the deal. I have the customers domain routed thusly:
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>[EMAIL PROTECTED] <- Me
<abuse%eims.ca@blacklisted>[EMAIL PROTECTED] <- Me
<*%eims.ca@blacklisted>[EMAIL PROTECTED] <-them
<*@eims.ca>[EMAIL PROTECTED] <-them
So I'd expect everything to go through to them.
To test I blacklisted the IP's of one of my offsite mail accounts, and
sent email to myself at [EMAIL PROTECTED], and to a non-whiteholed local
account.
The logs show that the IP is in the blacklist but it is delived as
expected, for the whiteholed account abuse account, and the mail to the
other non-whiteholed account was undelivered. All as expected.
However the customers mail is not.
The customer alerted me to unreceived mail from the UUnet based company,
and I confirm from my logs:
11:31:20 1 SMTP-358(chi6-1.relay.mail.uu.net) SPAM? Recipient
'<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>' rejected: relaying to [24.0.95.21] is not allowed
11:47:23 1 SMTP-376(sjc3-1.relay.mail.uu.net) SPAM? Recipient
'<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>' rejected: relaying to [24.0.95.20] is not allowed
14:32:11 1 SMTP-423(sjc3-1.relay.mail.uu.net) SPAM? Recipient
'<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>' rejected: relaying to [24.0.95.21] is not allowed
14:41:01 1 SMTP-426(sjc3-1.relay.mail.uu.net) SPAM? Recipient
'<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>' rejected: relaying to [24.0.95.21] is not allowed
14:48:58 1 SMTP-427(mr1.ash.ops.us.uu.net) SPAM? Recipient
'<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>' rejected: relaying to [24.0.95.21] is not allowed
Or is the a Relaying bug in SIMS that I could circumvent by delivering his
domains mail to a local account and delivering it offsite with
distribution list on the account (not preferrable)
Regards,
Craig Bowers
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