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Subject: Re: Call for Help: need script for patching ports tree, building with
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To: Carmel NY <carmel_ny@outlook.com>,
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On 01.12.2015 12:11, Carmel NY wrote:

>> I'm sorry Ricky. I tried to contact you already, but hotmail.com blocked
>> my mailserver. And it is as always surprisingly hard to even find the
>> removal request form...
>
> Why is it being blocked? What was the error code or other information related
> to the blocking? There are numerous articles describing being blocked by
> "hotmail" as well as other ISP, etcetera, but no one can really help you
> unless you explain what the problem is.

The error code is 550 SC-001. This is quite funny, because my 
mail-server is not listed at any spam/blocklists and in the last week 
there were only 5 emails send to hotmail/outlook.com by a customer using 
the mail-server.
(Yes, i could not write to you either)

I'm getting quite tired to keep up with the various changes and obscure 
policies of other mail service provider. Yahoo for example changed their 
policy, making usage of mailinglists nearly impossible.

I wasn't seeking for help on this issue - sorry if this was misleading. 
I just make a promise to Ricky and want to give feedback, that i tried 
to accomplish it, but were slowed down by technical (and schedule) issues.

Greetings,
Torsten