Matus> On 26.07.18 13:38, Luc Pardon wrote:
Recently, my provider forced me from ADSL (being phased out here) to
VDSL, and I now find myself sending mail from a "dynamic" IP address...
"Matus" == Matus UHLAR <- fantomas <uh...@fantomas.sk>> writes:
Matus> is it really dynamic? Was the previous one dynamic?
Matus> If not, ask them to assign you a DNS name that does NOT look like dynamic
Matus> (and is not listed in dynamic dns blacklists).
Matus> Wietse told you the rest. Imho there's no point in playing with what you
Matus> propose inatead of fixing the IP reputation.
On 26.07.18 11:14, John Stoffel wrote:
Or do what I do and spin up a Digital Ocean droplet for $6/mo that
lets me run postfix/dovecot and my own domain (DNS costs extra, of
course) to handle all my email needs for my private domain.
or do what I do and have own dedicated server in ISP's hosting centre
running own services...
well, everyone has their possibilities.
if an ISP forces aDSL user to vDSL, they should take care of things like
blacklists and DNS records.
Anyway, whole point of this discussion that working around problems by
violating RFC and re-sending hardly (5xx) refused mail through an ISP is not
way to go.
and thus it's not problem to solve at postfix level, unless you of course
configure (temporarily) your ISPs mailserver as relayhost.
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