qqqq wrote: > | messju mohr wrote: > | > mails from our host 80.237.202.55 > (ds80-237-202-55.dedicated.hosteurope.de) > | > are tagged as HELO_DYNAMIC_IPADDR. Said IP is not dynamic, it's a > | > dedicated server hosted at german ISP (Host Europe GmbH). > | > > | > How can we get our host removed from the list of DYNAMIC_IPS? > | > > | Change the PTR record. In this case, the rule isn't a blacklist, it's > | simply looking at the hostname. To the rule, it looks like a typical > | name associated with a dynamic-ip'ed DSL host.. > > In Messju's defense, why should he have to change anything? "Our" > rules are tagging a FP, and it should be upon "us" to fix it. The > above attitude is similar to SpamCop and other RBLs which don't > admit that they have a problem tagging valid mail.
But in this case it is an example of poor form for the forward and reverse dns not to match. If you are running a mail server this is one of the things that should be set up properly for it. When that is fixed then the rule won't trigger on it as a side-effect of doing the right thing. And unless I am mistaken this change has already been made. host 80.237.202.55 55.202.237.80.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer flyerheaven.de. host flyerheaven.de flyerheaven.de has address 80.237.202.55 That looks much better! Bob
