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They aren't stolen copies, They are the last secondary transfer of the dul domain before MAPS closed its servers up. Roy Engehausen [email protected] wrote: > This is getting really annoying. It seems multiple large networks have > stolen copies of the MAPS DUL (I wonder if this is the cause or an effect > of MAPS going commercial?) which of course are not being kept in-sync with > the real MAPS DUL. First it was Earthlink. Today's winner is usa.net. > > >>><[email protected]> > >>> (reason: 550 Mail from 209.208.x.y refused. Please refer to > >>> http://mail-abuse.org/dul for an explanation.) > > The address block in question above was removed from the DUL almost 2 > weeks ago, but usa.net is still blocking mail from it today, and claiming > that they're doing so via the MAPS DUL. > > How many other networks have stolen copies of the DUL and either nobody > maintaining their local copies or bogus sendmail reject messages pointing > you to the wrong place (or no place) to get the problem fixed? > > If you're going to run your own locally maintained email blacklist, at > least get the rejection messages right and give out a correct URL for > procedures on getting off your blacklist. > > -- > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > Jon Lewis *[email protected]*| I route > System Administrator | therefore you are > Atlantic Net | > _________ http://www.lewis.org/~jlewis/pgp for PGP public key_________
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