Richard G
Verified User
I got the answer about using the exim.strings.conf.custom to remove (or add) RBL's present in exim.conf from smtalk. Can't find it anymore so probably was in a ticket. I always keep these things up to date. Maybe for me that's easy because we almost don't have any customisations.I have the /etc/exim.strings.conf but of course it has only strings in it. I know you can do more with *.custom by reference by I wasn't using it.
That was my initial reactie too. But as soon as I've seen they renewed, I was fastly cooled down because of the good experience I had with them until now.My initial reaction is to dump spamcop.net,
The only thing I don't really understand is that you can register ip's for using barracuda. However, it's by default in exim.conf and everybody can use it without any issues. So I don't understand the benefit of registering the ip's there.
However, teaching my customers... I don't start with that. I've got extensive installation instructions for both imap and pop3 prepared with screenshots for every screen visible in outlook with explaining text and examples and still they don't succeed.... so no... I won't take the risk teaching them anti-spam.
