Taking my time with Barracuda issues today. I am (not) amazed: More IPs that aren’t sending email listed by them.
After an arduous weekend and another hour working on it tonight, I declare http://www.spamsuite.com to be back to normal now. faq
Guest blog appearance on Al Iverson’s Spamresource on adding addresses from a DOI not-completed list to the main file: http://is.gd/1i8zS
RT @aliverson: Update on Yahoo Spamhaus bounce issue…last time, I hope. http://bit.ly/Cm5wR
On June 6, 2009, a client sent a mailing. After it was sent, their (static, only-used-by-them) IP was listed by a particular list that is generated by the creator of a large, well-known anti-spam appliance and seems to be used by default in that appliance. I didn’t notice the issue until I started checking all [...]
If an IP address hasn’t sent any mail since 6/5, why would it be listed on Barracuda’s DNSBL after it was delisted on 6/17? faq
Steven Champeon tweets: …and this is one of the reason I fight spam: most spammers are antisocial dirtbags. http://bit.ly/WFITv I fully agree.
Things to double check before hitting “send” should include “Do the links work?” Ken Magill forgot to put http:// in his links this week.
Wondering if there are ANY ESPs out there that are or are considering a move to IPv6.
Splitting my stuff. Industry thoughts will go here, private stuff will stay on the other. faq