i've only had this happen once before MANY years ago when i was running 
both surgemail and had an old server still running dmail. i was able to 
gateway mail for aol to the dmail server.

i don't have the dmail machine any more,  nor do i have an upstream 
provider, nor do i want my webservers realying mail to aol. perhaps i 
could ask my colo folks if they would temporarily accept a relay from me.

david camm
advanced web systems
keller, tx

On 10/8/2013 3:02 PM, Lyle Giese wrote:
> I have been in that situation and use a mail relay server via my 
> upstream provider.  You can route specific domains via specific mail 
> servers using smtp authenication.
>
> Global Settings -> Msg Delivery -> Gateway messages for that domain to 
> the specified address
>
> Lyle Giese
> LCR Computer Services, Inc.
>
> On 10/08/13 11:56, David Camm wrote:
>> after being put on number of rbl's a few weeks ago, i was notified by 
>> a customer that aol has been blocking our mail. clearly a result of 
>> the original spamming incident that occurred.....
>>
>> aol no longer has a postmaster phone number. aol's 800 help number 
>> will not let you talk to someone unless you're a 'member.'  i filled 
>> out a form on the postmaster site and have not heard back in over 48 
>> hours. rumor has it that their postmaster support is now in india, fwiw.
>>
>> i need a temporary fix.
>>
>> my surgemail server has two external ip's.  one ip has a ptr record 
>> for surgemail.advwebsys.com, the other has a ptr for ns.advwebsys.com.
>>
>> i can add an additional ip into the server's network config and 
>> create a ptr record for it pointing to surgemail.advwebsys.com.
>>
>> but.....
>>
>> is it possible to tell surgemail that mail destined for HIDDEN@om be 
>> written using this new ip?
>>
>> anyone have any other suggestions?
>>
>> david camm
>> advanced web systems
>> keller, tx
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