On Thu, Mar 28, 2002 at 11:44:50AM -0000, Tony Hoyle wrote:
> That's not what is says on the site:
>
> "DSBL is the Distributed Sender Boycott List, it publishes the IP addresses
> of hosts which have sent email to listme (at) dsbl (dot) org. Do not send
> email to that address, or your mail server will end up being listed!"
>
> The clear implication is that it is a simply a list of sites that have sent
> email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Correct, but if you read the "How can I help" page:
So, how do I help?
If you receive a spam email you can test the suspect servers the spam has
travelled through and make them send an email to listme (at) dsbl (dot) org.
If one or more of these servers is non-secure and actually sends the test
mail on to DSBL, they will be added to the DSBL list and the rest of the
world will be protected from spam sent by these servers.
The messages to listme need to be in a certain format, which no spam will be.
The idea is for random people on the net to test for open relays and have
that specially formatted mail be sent to the listme address.
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