cvs: php-master-web /mail why.php

wez Sun Nov 28 12:06:54 2004 EDT Added files: /php-master-web/mail why.php Log: Add an page to explain why mail was rejected. http://cvs.php.net/co.php/php-master-web/mail/why.php?r=1.1&p=1 Index: php-master-web/mail/why.php +++ php-master-web/mail/why.php <?php /* vim:se ts=2 sw=2 et: */ require 'functions.inc'; head("Why was my email rejected?"); ?> <h1>Why was my email rejected?</h1> <p> This page explains why a message that you sent was not accepted through the PHP.net mail servers. </p> <?php /* Explains why a message was rejected */ $why = $_GET['why']; switch ($why) { case 'SURBL': ?> <p> We employ a <a href="http://www.surbl.org">Spam URI Realtime Blocklist (SURBL)</a> which allows us to block messages that contain spam domains inside the message bodies. The rationale is that if a message references a spammer domain, then it is quite likely to be spam. </p> <b>What can I do to get my my message through?</b> <p> The quickest way is to edit your message so that the URLs are not "clickable"; in other words, remove the <tt>http://</tt> prefix from the front, or remove or disguise the <tt>www</tt> prefix. For example, if <tt>www.example.com</tt> is on a block list: </p> <dl> <dt>http://www.example.com</dt> <dd>would be blocked</dd> <dt>www.example.com</dt> <dd>would be blocked</dd> <dt>www dot example.com</dt> <dd>would be allowed through</dd> </dl> <p> If it is <i>your</i> site that is being blocked, then it is <i>your</i> responsibility as a good netizen to <a href="#remove">get your site removed from the block list</a>. </p> <p> If you find that a lot of your messages are consistently being blocked by SURBL, and that the cause of the blockage is not a site under your control, then you may contact systems@php.net to see if there is a more convenient resolution. </p> <?php /* TODO: more reasons to go here */ break; } ?> <b>How do I check if I'm on a block list?</b> <p> You may check your IP's using <a href="http://www.spamhaus.org/sbl/index.lasso">this form, provided by Spamhaus</a>, or check a wider range of block lists (only some of which are employed by our servers) using the <a href="http://www.rulesemporium.com/cgi-bin/uribl.cgi">Rules Emporium URI Block list checker</a> </p> <?php foot(); ?>