Dr. Andreas Wehler wrote: > Martin Schulze <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > >> Thanks for the answer. Now, that the not-too-little ISP T-Online > > Now I can be a bit more precise: today there are about > 1.8 million > users at T-Online, it is the greatest ISP in Europe. > > >> is marked in the badmailfrom list, there come 2 questions. > >> > >> 1. What exactly did cause T-Online to find itself on > >> badmailfrom list? No just guesses please. > >> > >> The T-Online Team told me, they would have had a few > >> problems with admins, who applied a faulty patch to > >> sendmail which wrongly assumed, their canonical email > >> address (envelope-sender!) would be inadmissible. In > >> the moment they can't test it for debian.novare.net is > >> not accessible (?). > >> If this is the case, please remove/modify that patch. > > > >No, we use qmail on master and there is a badmailfrom file. It's > >a real file containing hostnames. > > Oh, so the easiest solution isnt one. Then the 2nd Q comes into the > play: > > : 2. Under which conditions may T-Online recover from there? > > I hope but doubt somehow, this will be solved by this year? > > Andreas. >
Umm.. is anyone elses "Prick Detector" going off? According to my instruments, the Ego-Needle is off the scale. -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] .
