| GMail block SORBS DNSBL [message #117314] |
Wed, 05 November 2014 12:40  |
fab1330
Messages: 10
Registered: November 2014
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Hello,
I have friends who have GMAIL email addresses that are not able to contact me on my email address Kerio
Apparently some GMAIL SMTP servers are blacklisted on spam list SORBS DNSBL :
550 5.7.0 Your server IP address is in the SORBS DNSBL database, bye
One solution would be to remove SORBS DNSBL blacklists, but this list is very effective for the rest. I'd like to keep the list.
Is it possible to keep the list and put in GMAIL white list somewhere?
Thanks
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| Re: GMail block SORBS DNSBL [message #117316 is a reply to message #117314] |
Wed, 05 November 2014 14:15  |
freakinvibe
Messages: 593
Registered: April 2004
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First of all, SORBS is not a very reliable list, it has some false positives.
If you still want to keep it, I would reconfigure it, so it does not block, but just adds a score to your Spam score (e.g. add 2.0).
So Gmail mails will still come through, but real Spam will be blocked.
Dexion Services AG - IT Support Services in Basel, Switzerland
https://dexionag.ch
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| Re: GMail block SORBS DNSBL [message #117317 is a reply to message #117316] |
Wed, 05 November 2014 14:23 |
fab1330
Messages: 10
Registered: November 2014
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freakinvibe wrote on Wed, 05 November 2014 14:15First of all, SORBS is not a very reliable list, it has some false positives.
If you still want to keep it, I would reconfigure it, so it does not block, but just adds a score to your Spam score (e.g. add 2.0).
So Gmail mails will still come through, but real Spam will be blocked.
Ok this is the only solution? It is not possible to make exceptions on a black list?
What is strange is that the person who tried to send me an email and received an error message in return I can not find it in the log spam. All blocked messages are not listed in the log?
Thanks
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| Re: GMail block SORBS DNSBL [message #117319 is a reply to message #117314] |
Wed, 05 November 2014 15:51 |
freakinvibe
Messages: 593
Registered: April 2004
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You can whitelist IP addresses, but as GMail has tons of SMTP IP addresses that keep changing all the time, I think this will be a difficult task to keep uptodate. Just go to
"Custom whiteList of IP addresses" at the top of the Blacklist page.
Blocked mails cannot be seen in the "Spam" log, they can be seen in the "Security" log:
Quote:[05/Nov/2014 15:38:05] IP address 192.200.125.122 found in DNS blacklist SPAMHAUS ZEN, mail from <Get.MicroKnife@sliking.asia> to <c.aguajo<_at_>mydomain.net> rejected
Dexion Services AG - IT Support Services in Basel, Switzerland
https://dexionag.ch
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