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Re: Check if I'm open relay

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Subject: Re: Check if I'm open relay
From: Jeremy Kitchen <kitchen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 01 Apr 2004 01:28:32 -0600
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On Thu, 2004-04-01 at 00:15, Dan Parrish wrote:

> No, as I mentioned, the server in question was a scrubber for a seperate 
> destinating machine, which was acting as an open relay.  IOW, my 
> scrubber box accepted the message and handed off to the other machine, 
> which acted as an open relay.

Lotus Notes? :)

> Any good relay checker will see if the email actually gets relayed 
> instead of just seeing if the mail was accepted, and ordb does this 
> correctly.

yup, ordb.org rocks.

-Jeremy

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References:
- Re: Check if I'm open relay
  - From: Jeremy Kister
- Re: Check if I'm open relay
  - From: Dan Parrish

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