Re: Website link for 209.78.190.173

Thank you for your response.

Our postmaster account didn't receive the automated message because  
of rule in the mail client that deletes messages sent to the  
postmaster that are marked as junk.  I've removed this rule and will  
request a removal confirmation in seven days.


Fred Pearce
Managing Director
CarNet Communications
[email protected]

On Dec 18, 2006, at 11:03 PM, Alexey Lobanov (dsbl) wrote:

> Hello.
>
> On 19/12/06 05:57, Frederick Pearce wrote:
>
>> I am the administrator for partrequest.com.  I have tried to have  
>> our ip
>> address (209.78.190.173) removed from your list but never received  
>> the
>> confirmation mail at [email protected] or
>> [email protected].
>
> It just means that you have found a severe bug in your mail system.
> Please locate and fix this bug. http://dsbl.org/listing?209.78.190.173
> provides a good start point for message tracking: timestamp 2006/ 
> Nov/30
> 19:37:46 UTC, your internal queue ID "194FBDB49B5".
>
>>  The server at 209.78.190.173 is configured to
>> only allow outgoing mail to our mail server at 209.78.190.170 but we
>> still would like to see it removed from your list.
>>
>> Perhaps if you manually send an email to postmaster or
>> [email protected] then I will be able to confirm that I am the
>> administrator for this domain.
>
> The "removal request" web script does exactly what you ask. It sends
> mail to either postmaster or [email protected], and it is manually
> controlled by you.
>
> Alexey
> DSBL volunteer
>
>>
>> Thank you,
>>
>>
>> Fred Pearce
>> Managing Director
>> CarNet Communications
>> [email protected]
>>
>
>