Hi,
only commercial websites and those of entities (e.V. etc.) require an
imprint in germany.
The "TOL problem" also occurs for private persons who do nothing wrong
legally.
And it also affects commercial services who do not host a website under the
mail domain.
Greets,
Ludi
-Ursprüngliche
The mail log did say:
Nov 30 12:17:08 mx3 postfix/smtp[220173]: EEF9C9F07F: host
mx01.t-online.de[194.25.134.72] refused to talk to me: 554 IP=xx.xx.xx.xx -
None/bad reputation. Ask your postmaster for help or to contact
t...@rx.t-online.de for reset. (NOWL)
I use the contact from the returned
I am trying to ecnrypt email storage at rest, such as Two-way encryption and
decryption.
Thanks :)
>
> Hello Henry,
> I am running my own email-server as well and can connect to t-online. I
> assume Viktor is right that they somehow check the imprint of a parallel web
> site. My website does
Hi,
I remember writing to TOL on behalf of a .net organisation. And request they
whitelist the new IP of their server. That worked.
The address should be in your logfile with the reject.
Did you use that or some other channel to talk to them?
So many companies ignore basic things like abuses.
Hello Henry,
I am running my own email-server as well and can connect to t-online. I assume
Viktor is right that they somehow check the imprint of a parallel web site. My
website does not indicate I am offering email service commercially, which in
fact I do only to organizations I know personall
