Hi John,
they mean that you must have an webpage(imprint) (on your mail-domain
(fqdn or domain itself)) with contact information (name, postal address,
email, probably phone number).
After your unblock request they will manually check the webpage for the
contact information.
I think the background behind that is to have contact details if there
were problems.
But after the human has pressed the unblock button the information is
not used for the real smtp connection.
So the imprint on the site is "only" a human rule/requirement and is not
used in the smtp connection itself.
Kevin
On 11/26/22 17:28, John Devine wrote:
Hi Kevin
Many thanks, yes I have that dress in the 554 response, I was just checking
there was not a better one here.
What is meant by an impress/imprint on a website? I don’t have a website in
connection with my MTA?
JD
On 26 Nov 2022, at 16:10, Kevin via mailop <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi,
the general answer for sending mail to T-Online is to have an impress on your
site and ask for an unblock after publish.
The contact Address should be displayed in your SMTP error message.
(There was also a big conversation about that on Mailop at 10/19/22)
They write a bit about that on their Postmaster site:
https://postmaster.t-online.de/index.en.html
Kevin
On 11/26/22 16:36, John Devine via mailop wrote:
Was there any solution to small MTA’s sending mail to this lot?
JD
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