Am 20.06.2015 um 17:38 schrieb Jered Floyd:
A small number of recipients have been getting bounce-unsubscribed a community mailing list that I administer. The most recent bounces say that this "blocked using Barracuda Reputation; http://www.barracudanetworks.com/reputation/"; Visiting that page provides no information on the specific reason my MTA has been blocked so I can't determine if there is a configuration issue, but there is a link for one-time removal.
you are blacklisted at http://www.barracudacentral.org/rbl blame your users!
Below that the page says "One way to get your email through spam filters even if you are listed on the BRBL is to register your domain and IPs at EmailReg.org." OK, sounds good, I can prove that my IP address is allowed to send for my domains -- I thought that was what SPF and DKIM are for (which are configured) but whatever. However, I click through to emailreg.org <http://emailreg.org> and AFTER signing up for an account and configuring it they then reveal that there is a $20 "administrative fee" per domain. This sounds like a scam to me. They're blacklisting mail servers, not telling why, and then offering to take you off the list (without even correcting any problems) for "just" a $20 fee. I don't see how any legitimate RBL can operate with that model.
no you don't understand how a Barracuda appliance works emailreg.org is a whitelist like the ones spamassassin is using in case of a barracuda appliance it overrides the RBL
Has anyone else here run into this? Is there a way out other than bribing Barracuda to not block my mail?
tell your customers don't send spam
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