Leonardo Boselli wrote: > On 3 Oct 2007 at 10:46, Stian Jordet wrote: >> 2) Why did only six of the 16 Hotmail recipients fail? Oh, stupid me, I >> just looked at the logs. It seems (logical enough) that when you use >> bcc, it sends one and one recipient. Perhaps Hotmail doesn't like that? >> Since it stops accepting mails after 10 recipients... (Weird it used to >> work for 14 earlier...) >> >> Other than the obvious "don't let your friends use hotmail", is there >> anything I can do to avoid this? > > Hotmail is evil. last week I had serious ploblem due their blacklisting one > of > my servers. It used to return a 553 error saying that the message was > refused due smam on the message or previous contents. > Even writing to postmaster got the same result. > I wrote them in another way and after 2 days and considerable troubles for > some of their users they replied that it was becouse my server had no spf > records, and suggested me to put them. > Anyway the service worked again. > just for two days. > I wrote again, they replied with an empty message, and the service come > up again. > after one more day again the refuse, another letter from me, asking to tell > what was the message thet triggered their filter, to see if it was a my or > their > fault. > They replied thet there was in past some block for spam from that server, > but currentry there is none .. > no information on how the server was blocked three times in one week !!! >
This thread explains many things about hotmail: http://lists.exim.org/lurker/message/20070610.175605.a1be972b.en.html
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