Re: Trying to find out cause of blacklisting

[email protected] wrote:
> As I understand it, applying the neccessary
> patch(es) to qmail to reject instead of bouncing
> email would break at least two critical functionalities,
> that of the .qmail-default alias, and ezmlm mailing
> lists that we run.  At least one of these patches won't
> work properly with vpopmail virtual domains
> because of permissions issues.

If your ezmlm mailing lists are more important for you than to stop helping 
the spammers to spread spam it is your choice. But you should not complain 
about being blacklisted. When you spread spam you deserve to be blacklisted.


> Can you post a link to the RFC the server is violating by bouncing email?

You are not violating any RFC but bouncing email. But you are spreading spam 
by doing that. Many spammers are using people like you to spread spam.

Bouncing = spreading spam

Rejecting = NOT spreading spam

It is your choice, do you want to continue to be a spammer or not?

If you choose to continue being a spammer please do not complain about being 
blacklisted.