On Mon, Feb 09, 2004 at 03:50:54PM +1100, ksaenz wrote: > > I checked with her and its seem like she never recieved any of the > > emails. I come from Telstra's Cable network so its probably on some RBL > > list (well it is for AOL). > > > I am only assuming here but I think this is part of Aohell and > Microsoft's antispamming program. If you don't pay them for the > privilige of spamming they will block known source of spam, ie: most > cable, dsl, dial-up ip ranges. Yeah i understand that, exactly what AOL does, but AOL send a 550 return code and I can check that out in my exim4 logs, but hotmail ain't return 550's
> > > So work around i now send all my mail via telstra mail-hub. I would > > rather not as it has had problems. > > > > But doesn't this mean that hotmail is breaking the MTA rules, if they > > are going to not deliver an email shouldn't they give a proper 5xx > > return code? > > > > Alex >
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