Re: [vps-mail] Blackholes List

[Harrison Hind <hhind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Rae:
  I have actually used that list myself.  I was having a hard time actually 
testing my dnsbl setup because I couldn't find an IP to send from that was 
blacklisted.  However by using verio.blackholes.us it is possible to get a 
failure from any of my verio hosts.  It is great to use for testing becaues 
you know that you will be always rejected.
  As for other people using it--that is their prerogative.  As with any 
blacklist, you would need to contact the mail administrator at the remote 
domain and get yourself whitelisted or get them to change their policy.  
Frankly I believe that if they are _knowingly_ using this in production, you 
are probably out of luck.

Harry.

On Thu, Jun 10, 2004 at 09:50:49AM -0500, Rae French wrote:
> I came across this on one of my customers' daily run outputs and was 
> wondering if anyone has any comments about it.
> 
> i570lli4070501    27053 Mon Jun  7 00:47 <listname-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>                   (Deferred: 451 Listed by verio.blackholes.us)
> 					<username@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
> 
> --------------------
> The website:
> http://verio.blackholes.us/
> 
> Also, "A Word About verio.blackholes.us"
> http://www.blackholes.us/verio.html
> 
> Best wishes,
> Rae
> 
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