how do I white hole an IP in an RBL???

[Neil Herber]

I am using the Spamcop RBL (against the advice of many ...) and have had few false positive until today.

An email alias server at a known fixed IP that is use by several clients has been blacklisted by Spamcop, so mail from these guys is being bounced.

Is there a way to white hole a single IP even if it appears in a RBL blacklist? I suspect that I need to declare the IP in the SMTP "Relay for Client Hosts" list.

Does this work? Am I right? What is the downside???

--
Neil

Neil Herber, RGD
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