Re: 69.90.16.5: why do I keep getting added to your list? my server is NOT an open relay
"Alexey Lobanov (dsbl)" <[email protected]>
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Hello. On 16/09/05 21:15, Scott Palmateer wrote: > 69.90.16.5 somehow keeps getting added to your list. Please look in "Messages from this host" section at http://dsbl.org/listing?69.90.16.5. This somehow was a test message relayed by your server in August. > > It's the only blacklist I've ever been added to (see here > http://rbls.org/?q=69.90.16.5), and I have requested removal a few times > already. I have tested it here http://msv.dk/ms009.asp and it comes back > safe. My test also shows that the vulnerability is fixed. > > Please let me know asap what can be done about this. The DSBL delisting criteria is simple enough: it is "accountability". Please prove that someone (i.e., you) reads messages for <[email protected]>; nothing more. The last message dated 2005/Sep/14 14:37:37 UTC contains simple instructions; please find it, read it and do what it asks to do. That's all. The instructions are valid during 7 days, so the previous message of August 25 does not work. Best, Alexey DSBL volunteer > > Thank you. > Scott Palmateer > Chief Engineering Technician > [email protected] > www.flow935.com > 211 Yonge St. > Suite 400 > Toronto, ON > M5B 1M4 > TEL:(416) 214-5000 ext. 223 > FAX:(416) 214-0660 > FLOW 93.5: CMW Music Industry Awards CHR Station of the Year for 2005. > >