Secureserver Rejecting the OTR Digest
Not certain why, but secureserver.net is currently rejecting The Internet OTR Digest with, “The message was rejected because it contains prohibited virus or spam content.”
I have no idea what’s triggering the filter, but I do know secureserver.net handles mail for a number of hosting sites and small personal domains, so if you haven’t received a Digest in the past week and you have a small personal or business domain, might want to check with your provider to see if your mail goes through secureserver.
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June 21st, 2009 at 6:07 pm
You don’t suppose they bought McAfool’s spam content dictionary, do you? Remember,
I had a problem with any word beginning with “lust”. In order to diagnose it, I had
to send myself copies of the digest with posts removed until it made it through. I
don’t know that secureservers would be that simple, though, and might decide that
extra copies used for testing were considered bulk & commercial.
I haven’t seen a “content filter” work very well yet.
– Tom