Re: RE: Website link for 212.68.219.65
Nate Silva <[email protected]>
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Hello, [Note: I am a reader of this mailing list. I don't represent DSBL.] On 9/27/05, Pascal Moise <[email protected]> wrote: > > My Ip address was listed on 24/10/2004 on your systems, > after several succesfull test ORDB and similar tests are irrelevant, as the host was an open proxy, not an open relay. Such proxies are usually the result of trojan software or a virus. > and placement of a dedicated firewall/gateway, I send you an email on > 1/12/2004 to inform you > everything was OK (replying to your message to > [email protected]) > Till now I have use my provider smtp server see that it takes a long time to > be removed from > your list (I am using a dynamic IP). > Now I just reactivate my own smtp server, and was really surprised that 10 > month later, your list has not been updated. > Previous IP was 212.68.242.54. This IP address was listed in October 2004 and there have been no removal requests. There also were no removal requests for 212.68.242.54 either. (Any removal requests would be shown on the listing page http://dsbl.org/listing?212.68.219.65.) If you have fixed the open proxy, you can ask your ISP to do the removal, or you can remove it yourself using the method explained at http://dsbl.org/faq-listed#notmine. If you have specific questions about the removal process, feel free to ask them here. Regards, Nate