On Tuesday 28 May 2002 19:32, daRcmaTTeR wrote: > what you're going to have to do make your postfix server reverse dns-able. > the servers running the list won't accept mail from servers unless they > can do successful reverse lookups on them. I had the same problem until > three things happened. I got a cable connection that allows me a static > IP, I set up dns and reverse lookup, and I started using NAT so that all > the packets leaving my boxes all get the gateway's ip address. I don't > know that the third one has anything to do with all this, but it helps me > feel better about all the other stuff.
Unfortunately, I think that being fully reverse-dnsable is not up to you only, but to your provider who holds your ip block. I can be wrong (and I'd like to be, because I have this problem too). -- "Errare e' umano. Vagabondare e' reato" gianpaolo racca [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.preciso.net
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