They say they're sending from {blacklisted server} => mxroute => gmail.

The truth is that in case you set up your own mailserver to send-relay in 80% cases you don't need mxroute to send mail at all if you are not a polite spammer

No. MXRoute has blocked random emails from IPs that are from either spam networks or were not authenticated. Instead, the guy basically had sendmail send an email with default configurations expecti

What, Jarland doesn't care if you send automated or transactional email via Mxroute this issue is just a user moaning Jarland didn't whitelist his sending IP, a IP at from a spammy isp and with no PTR

Is this not what they have done, I was under the impression that the problem was that MXroute has blocked a bunch of IP addresses from their SMTP relay servers because they were commonly used as spam.

I think the disconnect here is that MXRBL is used in an operational context where email is expected from a properly configured mail server. His service is not a mail server but rather a server that h

I think MXRoute should make it more clear that they do outbound filtering in this particular manner. I think a very common use-case for a service like MXRoute is to send these kinds of emails from IP

Idk man sorry to hear this is the result. But this post hasn't really given me anything of value to "move off of MXRoute".

My local postfix is only sending direct mails from local websites to clients and my team. It is not receiving, not relaying (there or back) via mxroute (or any other way) - ONLY DIRECT SENDING. Direc

What @dusst could do is configure the server to login to a mail account on MXRoute and send email through that. You get the added benefit of making sure your server emails hit their intended destina

I'm sure he was sending an email from his server (using sendmail or whatnot) to his email hosted on MXRoute MTA-MTA.

.. are we talking about MTA-MTA sending (relaying) of e-mails from that VPS to MXROUTE, or using MXROUTE for submitting e-mails (port 465/587).

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Hmm sounds just like how the microsoft BL works, You need rdns, mail server before you can even write to microsoft about the BL removal. So we can say the MXRBL is indeed owned by MXRoute but under di

I keep MXRBL stuff separate, it's own ticket system and all that jazz. Since I'm not the only one on MXroute support, any request made there for a blacklist removal is redirected to the MXRBL ticket s

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I was mxroute client for 1.5 years and liked them very much. But today i got really mad because of their "service"

@jar , pls can you explain me here why i am not able to send mails from my vps (@NDTN) to my account on mxroute because of yours blacklist.

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This has nothing to do with VPNs. We use WHMCS. Currently still using MXRoute for mail, though have been looking into our own setup. Mail is a pain in the ass. (But no, I'm not sending your wireguard