Re: Website link for 216.174.29.130

Hi Keith.

On 23/09/2005 23:23, Keith Weller wrote:

> I am writting to try and figure out how to remove my IP from your list. Your
> company is the only blacklist company that currently has us listed and it is
> proving impossible to have ourselves removed. This is an executive suites
> (47 office) and no one sends out spam. The server did have an open relay and
> no PTR record (previously) which lead to our listing. This has been closed
> permanently and the PTR has been set up,

Not exactly so. Means, not "permanently". The history at 
http://dsbl.org/listing?216.174.29.130 shows that after successful delisting in July, 
this host was back in DSBL on August 09. And the reason was much worse than open 
relay: it was an open proxy at non-typical port number 3088. Was it a misconfigured 
legitimate program or a spammer's troyan?

> thus stopping spammers from sending
> through our server. I have tried to use the remove tool on your site to no
> avail. It constantly tells me no SMTP service. I then followed your link to
> the MX verify site to find out if the bug you spoke 

Looks like, your problem is not related to ECN. I can connect your host from my 
location with ECN enabled:

~$ cat /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_ecn
1
~$ telnet esmail1.pbges.com 25
Trying 216.174.29.130...
Connected to esmail1.pbges.com.
220 esmail1.pbges.com (IMail 8.21 12265-1) NT-ESMTP Server X1

So, it seems to be some other connectivity glitch. Can any American member of this 
maillist test the connectivity? Awaiting for more external tests; I can say nothing 
definite now.

Alexey,
DSBL volunteer

> of was preventing me
> from recieving the email to [email protected]. I will attach the
> results below, it stated that all was working. Given this I tried again to
> remove us from your site and recieved the same SMTP error. Please let me
> know if there is anything else I can do. None of my tennants can send out
> their mail (unless using webmail services) and it is becoming very
> frustrating. The postmaster mail account is set up and should receive mail,
> all accounts can and do currently accept mail, they just can't send out do
> to this listing.
>  Results from the verify tool link fount in your contact section.
>   MX-VERIFY-CGI run for ``esmail1.pbges.com''
> 
> ------------------------------
> Doing resolver lookup for T=MX domain=``esmail1.pbges.com'' Questionable: NO
> MX DATA: domain=``esmail1.pbges.com'' We SIMULATE! Do have at least one MX
> entry added!
> 
> ------------------------------
> Testing MX server: esmail1.pbges.com <http://esmail1.pbges.com>
> 
> Address lookup did yield following ones:
> 
>   IPv4 216.174.29.130 <http://216.174.29.130>
> 
>  Testing server at address: IPv4 216.174.29.130 <http://216.174.29.130>
> 
> [ CONNECTED! ]
> 
>  220 esmail1.pbges.com <http://esmail1.pbges.com> (IMail 8.21 12225-1)
> NT-ESMTP Server X1
>  EHLO vger.kernel.org <http://vger.kernel.org>
>  250-esmail1.pbges.com <http://250-esmail1.pbges.com> says hello
>  250-SIZE 0
>  250-8BITMIME
>  250-DSN
>  250-ETRN
>  250-AUTH LOGIN CRAM-MD5
>  250-AUTH LOGIN
>  250-AUTH=LOGIN
>  250-EXPN
>  250 STARTTLS
> 
>  Excellent! It speaks ESMTP!
> 
>  MAIL FROM:<>
>  250 ok
> 
>  Fine, it accepts NULL return-path as is mandated by RFC 2821 section 6.1
> 
>  RSET
>  250 ok its reset
>  MAIL FROM:<[email protected]>
>  250 ok
>  RCPT TO:<[email protected]>
>  250 ok its for <[email protected]>
> 
> 
> Apparently OK!
> 
> Thank you for any help you can offer.
> 
> Keith (PBGES Manager)
>