At 8:26 AM +0200 5/5/01, Philip Newton wrote: >Hi, I sent myself an email containing an address in a domain where I am the >abuse contact listed with abuse.net and pasted that into SpamCop to generate a >spam report (two, actually, since I have two email addresses listed as >contact). > >However, when I tried to reply to that report >([EMAIL PROTECTED]), I >always get "relaying denied". The first time, I also got the reason "IP name >lookup failed", which may be true (since my shell account machine's IP has no >reverse DNS -- flaky web hoster), but shouldn't be a reason to bounce a reply >IMO; the other attempts, from various sources, still got "relaying denied". > >How is an ISP supposed to react to a report if replies bounce? This is a "me, too" post. I received a "relaying denied" this morning when I tried to reply to a report. Perhaps this is the strategy of only one entity or some other problem that is more widespread. Any suggestions on how to handle? _______________________________________________ SpamCop-Help mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://news.spamcop.net/mailman/listinfo/spamcop-help
