Sendmail/Blacklists rejecting authenticated users
- From: Michael Knox <mikeknox@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 10 Jan 2006 12:58:54 -0600
Quick question regarding dnsbl's... The other day I was in the Pittsburgh airport trying to send an email using their free wifi. Unsurprisingly this network's ip range is listed on a few of the blacklists. This resulted in my mail server rejecting my connection when I tried to send some emails. Does anyone know how I can configure sendmail/procmail to not check the IP addresses against the dnsbls for authenticated users? I have already done a fair amount of googling but haven't come up with anything workable, nor can I think of a good way to test (since I don't have access to a blacklisted network).
Thanks, Mike
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