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List:       procmail
Subject:    Re: question
From:       PSE-L () mail ! professional ! org (Professional Software Engineering)
Date:       2007-11-21 18:43:11
Message-ID: 5.1.1.6.2.20071121103735.08461f08 () smtp ! professional ! org
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At 11:51 2007-11-21 -0600, Ixchel Brust Flores wrote:
>You command a cordial greeting and you ask yourself to help support me in 
>this I am somewhat new to this
>
>My question is that I need to do to not appear in banned
>Uceprotectl1 and uceproctectl3

Change your ISP to one which hasn't harboured so many spammers?  That's 
what those DNSBL list are describing the listing for.

Why are you sending this to the procmail list?  PROCMAIL IS A MAIL FILTER 
application - it isn't a DNSBL, it isn't an MTA.  At best, someone might 
use procmail to query a DNSBL to check a received message, but certainly 
THIS isn't the correct place to post your inquiry about getting off of some 
DNSBL.

You've posted to this list three times under DIFFERENT subject lines about 
your problem.  You need to seek out the maintainers of the DNSBLs you're 
listed in.

Further, *I* have nothing to do with your listing in some DNSBL - so kindly 
do not carbon me on your correspondance.  Your scattergun addressing also 
included the procmail s*bscription request address, which isn't a list.

---
  Sean B. Straw / Professional Software Engineering

  Procmail disclaimer: <http://www.professional.org/procmail/disclaimer.html>
  Please DO NOT carbon me on list replies.  I'll get my copy from the list.

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