I burst right here too far. It is only a week to relax (and for a conference)) moved to the country, and then one is constantly fixed on the server. Arrgh. Monday, November 22, 2010
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I burst right here too far. It is only a week to relax (and for a conference)) moved to the country, and then one is constantly fixed on the server. Arrgh.
A drama in three acts I burst right here too far. It is only a week to relax (and for a conference)) moved to the country, and then one is constantly fixed on the server. Arrgh. 
that one of my server on Sunday (of course, during the welcoming dinner for the family) got out because of too little RAM is my fault, but what then yesterday and today else happened I have to just get rid times. first Act: The University 
Last night the university had problems. Without exception, all emails were rejected with a permanent error: ... host localhost [127.0.0.1]: 550-Mailbox unknown. Either there is no mailbox associated with this 550-name or you do not have authorization to see it. 550 5.1.1 User unknown
course, this is great for mailing lists - Of which you will then fly down as a rule - but even if, like me, has stated during his hosting this address (it is independent of the systems which we hosted there) and then throwing out the bill or traffic billing a user unknown.
course yesterday was the month first and of course my host tries me on that day the bill and send the traffic billing. The Traffic accounting has arrived. The statement (yet?).
second Current: Ticket consignor
I am gone away this week because I want to attend a conference on Thursday. This will naturally take a ticket. And how do you get it? That's right, through a service provider. This report is there, it's paid for the ticket and waiting for the pdf with the ticket.
And waits. And waiting. And an email to support.
For: Change the password on the platform you have to confirm an email, but is irrelevant too.
Well today I got an html-only email that the ticket was sent again. But it did not matter, for it was filled my maillog:
postfix / smtp [18 334]: connect to mail2.amiando.com [213.183.6.102]: 25: Connection refused postfix / smtpd [18 137]: reject: RCPT NOQUEUE mail.amiando.com from [195.71.125.161]: 450 4.1.7 \u0026lt;no-reply@mail.amiando.com>: Transmitter address rejected: unverified address: Address verification in progress; \u0026lt;no-reply@mail.amiando.com> from = to = proto = ESMTP helo = \u0026lt;xxxxx@XXXXXXXXX> \u0026lt;lnxp-1930.srv.mediaways.net>
The HTML mail caused mild nausea in my feelings, but when I saw the entry in the maillog evaluates me was somehow bad.
People send emails and wonder that it is recognized as SPAM? Let us
times together:
The email is HTML-only, the sender address does not exist, so that when wrongly delivered nothing of note - the system will always return attempt to send a non-working address from a well-functioning non-mails address. This makes you look at the postmaster to deal with these bounces, really popular.
Then the mail server responds with the namelnxp-1930.srv.mediaways.net
although he was really hot, according to DNS
mail.amiando.com. Another SPAM criterion.
And to Kröhnung write a mail server in their zone, which rejects SMTP port connections.
third Current: Services that connect ...
advertises with the slogan another company for their services. Unfortunately, there seems to be moving up too far away. I get emails here at any rate from the address www-data@int3.web.int.fra.privatnetz.org My mail server fails then, according to syslog but it when he tries to deliver mail to the IP 10.1.1.100
.
They've got all serious both hostname shows with private IPs in your DNS, and MX records to private IPs! Tinker! This is 'pollution of the public name space' as far as the DNS and otherwise just broken.
And then people wonder why I hate NAT and masquerading! The result is the same as above: you will never get error messages and often identified as a spammer.
Conclusion I wonder, really slow, if we need an Internet driver's license - for service providers!
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