Re: RegularExpressionValidator and fake email addresses
"Efran Cobisi, cobisi.com" <[email protected]>
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Thank you for the tips, Mark. However, EmailVerify's verification algorithm is strong enough to not look suspicious at the MX server side because it would "prepare" SMTP sessions without actually sending out any email. I think SMTP servers would tag a server as spam-sender if it actually send spam. But this is not the case. Maybe you are referring to the VRFY (and alike) SMTP command which, I know, would serve to the scope but are threated with suspect by many SMTP servers... But, again, this is not the case: EmailVerify doesn't make use of this command. -- Efran Cobisi http://www.cobisi.com Marc Brooks wrote: >> However, due a lack of fortune, the IP address of web server this site >> is hosted by is actually in a network range included in the AOL's black >> list... > > In all likelyhood, the mere act of doing the tests against invalid > addresses is what caused AOL's MX servers to block the demo site in > the first place. In that is a lesson. If you do "test the email > address" actions against many SMTP servers, they're gonna call you a > spammer and block you. I know all of my MDaemon-based ones will... > > You have been warned... =================================== This list is hosted by DevelopMentor® http://www.develop.com View archives and manage your subscription(s) at http://discuss.develop.com