You might have a static IP, but if it's from an ISP DSL/Cable range, it will still be in SORBS. -Sietse
________________________________ From: Robert Fitzpatrick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wed 02-Aug-06 16:23 To: SpamAssassin Subject: This list using SORBS? I tried sending a message to the list yesterday and it never came through. I finally found the rejection due to my IP listed on SORBS. Although I am looking into why my static IP is listed for dynamic reasons, many think SORBS should not be used, including www.dnsstuff.com. Is SORBS widely used? -- Robert
