Hey guys, So, we have a mail cluster that receives a total of half a million smtp hits a day (According to qmail-mrtg). It has several IP Addresses, .163 - .169 on our subnet. Each address has a domain mapped to it using the vipmap tool. So that customers on that domain don't HAVE to put their domain after their username. Anyways, the odd thing is, that SpamCop reports that our 165 address is blacklisted. This is odd, because, no mail leaves the server on this address (as far as I know) I ran a test, creating an account on the domain that is assigned to the .165 address, and sending myself an email from this account from both our webmail, as well as from outlook express, with the .165 address as the outgoing smtp server. And no beans, no mention anywhere in the headers of the .165 address.
So I guess my question is two fold. 1) Does qmail ever specificaly request an ip address to send outgoing mail on. 2) Anyone else had experience with SpamCop erroniously black listing them. At this point I am not very worried, because if I am right, and qmail never sends any mail out on the .165 address, then it being blacklisted won't hurt anything. Joey
