Tim Jones <tolistim@...> writes: > It appears that OnRev uses GoDaddy services as the "secureserver.net" servers belong to them. Because of > GoDaddy's "easy" online setup, spammers / scammers are able to pop in, perform a hit-and-run with their > mail broadcast, and the security team doesn't catch it and disable the account into it's already a problem. > > It sounds to me like RunRev should examine alternate mail service providers for the OnRev solution since > secureserver.net is very deeply entrenched in the blacklists.
Tim- That's exactly the problem. Using blacklists to control spam is a brute-force lowest-common-denominator approach. Unfortunately, everyone uses one of a handful of blacklist servers. It's very difficult to get an IP address off the list and very easy to get on. The short-term solution is to configure your email client to use your local smtp server instead of on-rev's. The long-term solution is, as you said, for runrev to select a different domain service. Since further development work on the on-rev hosting platform is unlikely, the long-term solution then is the same as the short-term solution. -- Mark Wieder _______________________________________________ use-livecode mailing list use-livecode@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-livecode
