Re: Helo command rejected: need fully-qualified hostname being in a home network
David Matthews <[email protected]>
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>It is still possible to run from a dynamic IP. I solved it by setting >the helo domain to the domain of my ISP (>helloName >autodetect="false">tx.res.rr.com>/helloName>), which works fine for >inbound connections, and using Google's SMTP service for outbound mail. >Using this setup, I don't get any rejections, OK, but I would say "using Google's SMTP service" is a pretty salient point with this. >and virtually no spam ever gets through either. I do wonder if the spam trade is dying out; a non-technical minded brother mentioned that there is hardly any spam in his MS email account these days. What with DNSBL (blocklists) and SPF/DKIM checking routinely done by the mega providers who surely have the majority of the worlds email accounts, pity the poor spammer :-) >Using my own SMTP for outbound works for most, but is rejected by some (particularly Microsoft setups....). and gmail ,,,,? -- David Matthews [email protected]