If I understand you right, Benny, you are pointing out the RPBL and
URIBL blocks?
If so, ASF Infrastructure team handles everything. Might be that they
are using public resolver or our volume is high enough to trigger
blocks. We could open a ticket and give them some guidance.
LMK if I understand things correctly, KAM
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