Does anyone else get this problem with PlusNet/Messenger
Pro/POPstar?
From time to time the server fails to accept an outgoing message
which I have bounced to another mailbox that I read on my iMac
(because of things that aren't supported on RISC OS).
The server immediately rejects the message giving a 552 error thus
(from POPstar log):
18 Feb 14:21:56 030 Server failed to accept body of message 01
18 Feb 14:21:56 030 552 CkBmlXimzgDOHCkBnl6iaZ message rejected due
to spam or virus. If you believe this is in error please login to
your portal or contact your ISP support team.
The messages in question have come in without being tagged as spam
and I am bouncing them straight to another mailbox in my PlusNet
subdomain.
Does anyone else get this problem with PlusNet/Messenger Pro/POPstar?
The messages in question have come in without being tagged as spam and I
am bouncing them straight to another mailbox in my PlusNet subdomain.
When I raise a ticket with PlusNet they deny knowing what the problem is
but messages miraculously start flowing again! Until the next time.
The messages in question have come in without being tagged as spam and I
am bouncing them straight to another mailbox in my PlusNet subdomain.
On 20 Feb, Richard Porter wrote in message
<8afed00159.news@user.minijem.plus.com>:
The messages in question have come in without being tagged as spam and I
am bouncing them straight to another mailbox in my PlusNet subdomain.
Is it a DMARC issue? If so, it would need the sender of the bounced mail (or their mail provider) to have things configured in a certain way -- which could easily explain the randomness of the problem.
I don't think it's a DMARC issue. DMARC creates all sorts of problems for
AoL subscribers on mailing lists but this is different. More likely DKIM
but I don't understand how that works!
On 20/02/2021 16:00, Richard Porter wrote:
Does anyone else get this problem with PlusNet/Messenger Pro/POPstar?
The messages in question have come in without being tagged as spam and I
am bouncing them straight to another mailbox in my PlusNet subdomain.
When I raise a ticket with PlusNet they deny knowing what the problem is but messages miraculously start flowing again! Until the next time.
Yes I have this quite frequently. PlusNet have some sort of detection
for open email relays, and resending an identical copy of commercial
looking email (usually html with links), will trigger it. I normally
just forward the email in plain text, which usually works, although I'm
sure there was one recently which refused to go even with this.
In article <s0rsgf$glu$1@dont-email.me>, druck
<URL:mailto:news@druck.org.uk> wrote:
On 20/02/2021 16:00, Richard Porter wrote:
Does anyone else get this problem with PlusNet/Messenger Pro/POPstar?
The messages in question have come in without being tagged as spam and I >>> am bouncing them straight to another mailbox in my PlusNet subdomain.
When I raise a ticket with PlusNet they deny knowing what the problem is >>> but messages miraculously start flowing again! Until the next time.
Yes I have this quite frequently. PlusNet have some sort of detection
for open email relays, and resending an identical copy of commercial
looking email (usually html with links), will trigger it. I normally
just forward the email in plain text, which usually works, although I'm
sure there was one recently which refused to go even with this.
We quite often get this with Plusnet here when trying to bounce (To a
Windows computer) emails we receive.
Scenario often is:
We get a spam email from what seems a valid company that includes an unsubscribe link [1] which will not work in a RISC OS browser. So we try and bounce it to my Windows 10 laptop
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