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An excerpt from the mail server log:
Feb 6 13:40:27 beastie amavis[81393]: (81393-03) Passed CLEAN, [3ffe:401d:203a:41:a00:2bff:fe86:af46] bounces-tech-net-owner-delphij=frontfree.net@NetBSD.org -> delphij@frontfree.net, Message-ID: oqfz0aqmaz.fsf@castrovalva.Ivy.NET, Hits: -2.599, 15863 ms
So, it’s in security category.
With ntpdate time-a.nist.gov I got “No server suitable…”.
And then I have asked my network administrator.
Then I got a point that there’s some rules in filter.
But ntpdate -d works.
Then I tried ntpdate -u.
Then, it works…
I finally got beastie.frontfree.net running bind 9.3 (as FreeBSD 5.3-BETA7 does, which is chroot’ed by default). While this is accomplished primarily with help of src/UPDATING’s instructions and Doug Barton’s excellent mergemaster(8). BIND stands for “Berkeley Internet Name Daemon” and is the de-facto standard of DNS implementation.
From LI Dong: www.FreeBSD.org has been switched to FreeBSD 5.3-STABLE (well, this is not created yet, but it’s imminent).
FreeBSD and OpenBSD’s inetd are based on a same codebase. However, they have different features and OpenBSD have some features that FreeBSD is lacking at present. For example, per-interface binding, etc.
I am looking for someone to provide me a mail relay. Please contact me if you have a mail server and it has a *reverse resolvable* IP address, and you are interested in helping me out to resolve this issue.
alu连夜帮忙配了一台备份的MX，总算是能够让断网期间少丢两封邮件了……这台备份的MX将在beastie.frontfree.net恢复时将邮件传递给它。我这都是在折腾什么？:|
It seems that sina’s bad-brainly designed anti-spam system is going to do more foolishnesses. By applying their RFC-violence, they did not blocked spam and in addition, make normal mail slow and even not deliverable.
Sorry for my ignorance, but it seems that NetBSD has imported postfix to their source tree for at least a year!
Dong CHE has told me that mail from mail.freebsdchina.org has been bounced back because it was listed in rblplus.mail-abuse.org. From the query page I found mail.freebsdchina.org were listed in mail-abuse.org’s DUL by mistake (I believe so because the mail.freebsdchina.org block is not owned by dial up user).