Jo Rhett wrote:
John Rudd wrote:
That's why their ISP has a mail server. They shouldn't be directly
connecting to my mail server if they don't have proper reverse DNS set
up. If they're too pig-headed to use their ISP's mail server, then
that's their problem.
Not all ISPs provide e-mail servers, especially outside of the US.
And fixed reverse IP information is common for T1 level service too.
You're thinking too small.
Not at all. Because the answer is still "not my problem".
* There are commercial mail services out there, that act independently
of being ISPs.
* There are hosting companies that will provide you with a virtual host
that you could just use as an outbound mail relay.
Pick a solution. Use it. Keep your mangy end-customer-DNS-name off of
my lawn.
