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Re: [PLUG] [OT] Comcast RBL
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You don't have to pretend. If you are relaying from a computer on
their network using your username/password it will relay your mail
just fine. I did this for a couple years with my own Postfix box on
Comcast. In Postfix you can set the domain for the outgoing headers
so that it *appears* that all mail is coming from your domain. If
someone looks more closely at the headers/email source it will be
obvious that it's coming from a Comcast SMTP server, but that's
pretty irrelevant usually.
Benjamin Krein
www.superk.org
On Mar 3, 2006, at 6:51 AM, Eric Hidle wrote:
I'm not going to pretend that comcast's mail servers will relay for
my domain.
E
Dan Widyono wrote:
The problem with running a mail server on comcast is that more
and more places are blacklisting comcast IPs as origins of
SPAM.... I constantly get bounces telling me to go through
comcast's mail server to send mail... argh...
Configure your MTA to receive e-mail for you, and send through
comcast's mail
server.
Dan W.
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