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Re: [cobalt-users] ABUSE email refused



Which RFC are you referring to?  821 and 822 make no such mention of
abuse@  RFC 2142 says something to the effect that for network operations
communications that abuse is one email address that is typically used.

I would surely like to know the organization ignorant enough to block
an entire domain because abuse@ is not working. 

Measuring your standards I would hazzard a guess that over 80% of the net
would be blocked by you.  Hmmm.

This list is getting more and more like inet-access by the day.

On Tue, 1 Feb 2000, Jeff Lasman wrote:

> Look what I got while trying to let Cobalt know their list was 
> misconfigured to allow vacation notices:
> 
>  >Your Message "RE: [cobalt-users] Trace from a RaQ" (Tue, 01 Feb 2000
>  >08:28:49 -0800)
>  >could not be successfully delivered to the following recipients :-
>  >
>  >    abuse@xxxxxxxxxx [550 <abuse@xxxxxxxxxx>... User unknown]
> 
> An unknown abuse address is in direct violation of RFCs.  Can I get 
> cobalt.com blocked from much of the Internet?  Probably.
> 
> Should I?
> 
> I ask you...
> 
> <smile>
> 
> Jeff
> 
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