[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Actually, on looking at the Postfix docs I see that they probably have
> reject_unknown_client set in their configuration, which is documented as:
>
> "Reject the request when the client IP address has no PTR record in
> the DNS. The unknown_client_reject_code parameter specifies the
> response code to rejected requests (default: 450)."
>
> And your IP is in that category (thanks for telling us what it is, it made it
> easy to check).
>
> You have two choices. Get your ISP to add a PTR record for your IP(s) or convince
> the folks at Freebsd.org that their config needs tweaking. It's a not uncommon
> anti-UCE setting, but it's tough.
Well, that's going to be the first choice, as I do my own DNS. But only did it the
first time.
What would be missing where in the DNS setup to cause this?
ns0.digitaldaemon.com 63.105.9.35
ns1.digitaldaemon.com 63.105.9.36
Thanks!
Jan
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