On December 1, 2004 12:37 am, Ernie McCracken wrote: > For awhile, I just used sendmail to deliver mail directly. Then I found > that some of my mail was bouncing because ISPs had deemed my IP address > was part of a block of DHCP-assigned IP addresses. This was presumably > done to keep spammers and virus-infected machines from sending mail > directly from their PC. OK, this suggests a few questions to me: 1. it appears you are saying that sending directly through my localhost's sendmail *will* work from different networks. Was that what you found? (I haven't tested yet.) 2. Assuming yes to #1 above, was it sending through sendmail that was causing people to blacklist you? I don't quite understand the technology involved well enough to see how this would be a problem. -- Trevor Smith // trevor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
