Am I using a spam-friendly host?
Alan Harper <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.mail.spam.spamcop.help |
|---|---|
| Organization | SpamCop |
| Message-ID | <160620051558342325%[email protected]> |
I had the opportunity to set up my mail program after a mail database crash. As part of this, I sent myself a bunch of emails, one of which was identified as "spam" and blocked. However, I can't figure out why it was blocked. I think my mailhosts files are fully configured, but I will check that out later. In any case, this suggests that somewhere between me and me there is a mail host that was in the spamcop black list on Friday. I checked all the hosts today and none are now listed. Is there any way that I can figure out why an email was blocked by spamcop, and whether one of the computers I use to for outgoing mail was in the spamcop list, as least as of last Friday? I have posted the mail in question in spamcop.spam. To understand it, it might help to know that I send mail out using my dsl host, pacbell.net, to myself at <my_sbc_account>@sbcglobal.net, this is forwarded to alan@<mydomain.com> which is hosted at opensourcehost.com, and then forwarded to <my_spamcop_account>@spamcop.net, from which I pick it up. Thanks Alan