Thread: not able to post
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 I've sent two messages, two times each, in the past 12 hours to the hackers list and they have not shown up. Am I caught up in some kind of moderation queue for some reason or is there some general issue with the list? Thanks, Joe - -- Joseph E Conway President/CEO credativ LLC www.credativ.us 616 Burnham Street El Cajon, CA 92019 Office: +1 619 270 8787 Mobile: +1 619 843 8340 -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQIcBAEBCAAGBQJRX5n0AAoJEDfy90M199hlM6wP+wZmviorosfxKBoceuJeNKf3 mL9U1lzxA7WB/nATKwhuPSBLFuUQYM/taiMkGjMPMtfCeaFxDgzxAjptnWFX++27 OiYx1eVfNYXQnOvsn5BUVH7SSkqhpENET646EQJNik+kfFXbkoTyYRhYDRRbrsEN jOmrobw6L28oF5+xnZD/2AFkyRuisq4+eU3parBNaSMTx3s2lLmO7/8i3TsgTdix hSFWDGzAmTXhHePVTv/tqcj6Mj3MmrsgMaQHzMM4XINdhwiWXzP8CgDau1hN5z0p LK5JcLbMpFo7X5Zv7IT4vmggj59JuUJCrte3nJk4Qp/kZpP/zhQbqi61qbhCwKuK LJ6sbjGQMut4WICU558GKq9USBvW2cC758KJw3+RXurx0wROuT/gvOcVfDhyDmY5 gtCns8xvQmNj3iQMP5FfsppFAF0aJ5fnwhrFbnz35Pycip0f8sRFhvPjQlYz+YeJ /3PciaN2vmr5mO4BpkolpP0Op0h1kEDV945cpGe5856CI06JMnT7/SYtJsyJUGNr jleadkKZwfNpTheuDdX8jsT16SfjhPRzY5o97/GUWHw3yqXAd+PPLB9IJmimsczz xCe6ElfFBG25fe40iLsOhrM7wfKkG43Aa8dp08fV7LXO5P1vcNIHO6YBaR/bZPzP RmSLs2/NVB0313qO01bP =ODjR -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
Joe Conway <joe.conway@credativ.com> writes:
> I've sent two messages, two times each, in the past 12 hours to the
> hackers list and they have not shown up. Am I caught up in some kind
> of moderation queue for some reason or is there some general issue
> with the list?
Are you sending using your subscribed address? I don't recall having
seen you post from "credativ.com" before.
regards, tom lane
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 On 04/06/2013 12:29 AM, Tom Lane wrote: > Joe Conway <joe.conway@credativ.com> writes: >> I've sent two messages, two times each, in the past 12 hours to >> the hackers list and they have not shown up. Am I caught up in >> some kind of moderation queue for some reason or is there some >> general issue with the list? > > Are you sending using your subscribed address? I don't recall > having seen you post from "credativ.com" before. Actually I think both are subscribed, but I was sending from mail@joeconway.com and decided to try this one since the other was not working. Joe - -- Joseph E Conway President/CEO credativ LLC www.credativ.us 616 Burnham Street El Cajon, CA 92019 Office: +1 619 270 8787 Mobile: +1 619 843 8340 -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQIcBAEBCAAGBQJRYCBjAAoJEDfy90M199hl0gsP/iHu04sbvv9tXSjGJ8EriRw7 AcwfF6itFrCLosD7QrsvOBQJPy5LBSvevF7ueN5Izwbwq5nhEmzGuYd1qqoVzaT2 r6IMr7/UQ1l7WavjzVhLyoYjSJkRStSPKQxsJLFWNqyJfwxckt7QZYBViTC6pIuF sBA7LL90BBkMMhYyXkUA+tE70IYBiLgOSv8s27bRcUSuWmA3ULywudbBCN9ZmFmk DJ2x7Wg13hp1mXLBxNIbA8XGFfCZ0HFfGJYLKKOsaRyFE9T8Zwo49UZaNQKFZ+KE Q3BQpMVsudEPiLsml56KsWlqsqdPQgD3bia8OXk8+cQE3rRtqj9NCQAQWdxRR4je 6tHLdldSTOpR2MzVgYvgGdNG6h3SXuNGVIVF43kbFzSgixiFpnOR1oMtOZuhLTMN tepUbEYYgj+H7uUf9IdiR22JM7W5s+MzLBoQpxqwsiGtpQUZPVAMncYrfOYzuvue SGv+g1eoUop3PnxgHiKt5os5MmezYN3/m/aFEDBPBsfuF4Xl/nx4BW4tNbBYB1yW SlDEchqhg6U05GvvEIPW5r7yCwyGcWczfuVD54JwpopNE6sLSNkCBhdviStODf3J NtBfO9PZMG4jlbXGHOKlPFSTWZfk+KXulndgAH1ZDNGNlNS+J6sA5Vd+rO1VTD+U SJFci1ZdbrsVYJZ+rdfM =1XgU -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
Joe Conway wrote: > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA256 > > On 04/06/2013 12:29 AM, Tom Lane wrote: > > Joe Conway <joe.conway@credativ.com> writes: > >> I've sent two messages, two times each, in the past 12 hours to > >> the hackers list and they have not shown up. Am I caught up in > >> some kind of moderation queue for some reason or is there some > >> general issue with the list? > > > > Are you sending using your subscribed address? I don't recall > > having seen you post from "credativ.com" before. > > Actually I think both are subscribed, but I was sending from > mail@joeconway.com and decided to try this one since the other was not > working. There are no pending moderation messages from you in pgsql-hackers. If lack of subscription is the problem, you should have gotten a "stalled" notice from Mj2. Since evidently you didn't, I think the problem must be elsewhere; perhaps your messages are being dropped by the antispam mechanism. But then you should have gotten a failed delivery notification. Do you happen to have logs of your mail server showing your message being delivered? -- Álvaro Herrera http://www.2ndQuadrant.com/ PostgreSQL Development, 24x7 Support, Training & Services
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 On 04/06/2013 09:53 AM, Alvaro Herrera wrote: > If lack of subscription is the problem, you should have gotten a > "stalled" notice from Mj2. Since evidently you didn't, I think > the problem must be elsewhere; perhaps your messages are being > dropped by the antispam mechanism. But then you should have gotten > a failed delivery notification. Do you happen to have logs of your > mail server showing your message being delivered? I'm about to get on a plane, but will check when I get home. I did check to see if I got blacklisted somehow and indeed it seems CBL and Spamhaus-ZEN have seen fit to blacklist me. I have no idea why but guess I need to figure it out. Joe - -- Joseph E Conway President/CEO credativ LLC www.credativ.us 616 Burnham Street El Cajon, CA 92019 Office: +1 619 270 8787 Mobile: +1 619 843 8340 -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQIcBAEBCAAGBQJRYDm2AAoJEDfy90M199hlVtYQAIZOr+pQqBzDr6PH690Ul1LS pG+pBpI3bnTyV9H/j6wFsTcp+Lz58OJ4i3/oJX9cUhoupZVG2aDBs5nvQcqt75/f XM2RNN1T9xee1nywhw+U6HAkET2irYpH8sN6r/v3IqeNgMv84iPbFouA04pW3FlB pAzjdU+dOZZVYnvnupxc0kHRWvszzs/YkqBTDxrLvv6sjLj4aTj9liB9anleUxuo s56XohkkgZtO6+oyYf7UaOIzTFAynAeh7JcEIvRrlUj4i2os11fJSqn9TyYtVhp3 26mA7SfbB6yYNkkCx+P5fteAb2pJBMdyRkJ4hAsrCP3MHLC7xqSJqE1z2vjL1ZxG WaIf2N5ClWN8WsgOLMNYwH7S5Z5fKrbgXuHi1/tWqBy9KdkzQ/SZGghnnBCk95Be qolSwIe60xr8Dk27y+m1ZN3XQu92Z17x5eqULAhFTEy9sWRyaHY5vKgJA0VQOdOZ S5jChVrReTdhHy0s2qEy/S933XX6C+VnEpWQLNG+H3OTd044Vw6BsR13zRN87a9h Da4Lhkq99zKkswAoh5QKNS7MztAe9+PHb6dsb7/H4jfxtI+OZZd20iRizHpUAvhb syjtVd7Y8JZF3OorS8jWIJdmhLeXorwCF5WLnM0oriKPlalcuSK/YsMPcUmYOt/H n6jlMQuWgdim1ca6JToW =kHwQ -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 On 04/06/2013 10:05 AM, Joe Conway wrote: > On 04/06/2013 09:53 AM, Alvaro Herrera wrote: >> If lack of subscription is the problem, you should have gotten a >> "stalled" notice from Mj2. Since evidently you didn't, I think >> the problem must be elsewhere; perhaps your messages are being >> dropped by the antispam mechanism. But then you should have >> gotten a failed delivery notification. Do you happen to have >> logs of your mail server showing your message being delivered? > > I'm about to get on a plane, but will check when I get home. I did > check to see if I got blacklisted somehow and indeed it seems CBL > and Spamhaus-ZEN have seen fit to blacklist me. I have no idea why > but guess I need to figure it out. I think I figured it out. I had recently set up an OpenERP server on my internal network. For the first day or two the mailserver embedded in OpenERP was evidently spewing something due to an incorrect configuration that made the blacklister conclude I had an infected machine. Since it came from my public IP address, my real mail server got blacklisted at CBL. I have just requested to delist and set up a firewall rule to prevent outgoing port 25 except from my mail server (based on recommendation from CBL). Hopefully that will prevent me from getting listed again. Joe - -- Joseph E Conway President/CEO credativ LLC www.credativ.us 616 Burnham Street El Cajon, CA 92019 Office: +1 619 270 8787 Mobile: +1 619 843 8340 -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQIcBAEBCAAGBQJRYEC/AAoJEDfy90M199hlO3IP/1oPFC+1X4oeR/BIH4Kpczp+ lAwDMqvERDEGTjgDm4lGdG+FEMBz178//RJvlVx70JOvAj2kd7fTQdXRD9Jea73e F15EXAT+wJNHyNkAqa9lBuHHb36agL/zgjtV0wOMVN13T/Qll9tiAnlWF2lEyFQ8 FKJADpjmwBgQRWlssm2FCvcXu6dV0URz0wvwirN/20Mfc10PuM+ofqZzHu5sqvpf FCQO1z4iy15Y3RBqG9MJNimZr9YKL9pvGVn/Ix+zHwEghUxa8kZ4AiN3DhbPeD8A NqtyDOhCYWAT5Plce0ezAJ6S6UNnTzdY0QyDAga3bBRgv+fzprUxHmeLwKmZxpG0 FsoRyOqQ7/tspTO94iNeBU1BRcHmHAGzQLyYE3sYQb4zdh+VTsiq6kz9a43eUl1J FOcoAnatifZtW4F3KLV/JmX4a8Bdhz1F5U+4Y9vhCLAytzgojr3sf8TtFLelVixB TLYvtveI39MDZXm5DN3AJ6WDrH7pW7zOf+jRumJrJgZJFUHPAXWvHBMA8a1yDMNu +T8qs4eXjnHDKlZVo9KqfOxqdvxt4J0++bZyiqIwaMg0OC8LDkE4WJHWyW/ALprw qB2w2/xH4fD+2AwGgg/gj8MrPthHv6nKw+satFRY+XdCvXYeA7E1tVHGcGnw2Jxw MDqVoqEdb94jQIYl+ypR =SYzP -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
On 04/06/2013 08:35 AM, Joe Conway wrote: > configuration that made the blacklister conclude I had an infected > machine. Since it came from my public IP address, my real mail server > got blacklisted at CBL. I have just requested to delist and set up a > firewall rule to prevent outgoing port 25 except from my mail server > (based on recommendation from CBL). Hopefully that will prevent me > from getting listed again. That seems to have been the issue. Now a few hours after requesting delist, my email went straight through to the hackers list. Sorry for the noise. Joe -- Joseph E Conway President/CEO credativ LLC www.credativ.us 616 Burnham Street El Cajon, CA 92019 Office: +1 619 270 8787 Mobile: +1 619 843 8340