Re: It seems that I'm on a blocklist

We're using an aggregate of the Spamhaus SBL and XBL; we can't remove you from it, because we don't manage it. My suggestion is for you to try to cycle your IP (by disconnecting and reconnecting). If you can't get an IP that isn't on a blocklist, you should contact your ISP. If this happens often, you should probably consider using a different ISP with a better "reputation". --Wez. Rodrigo Alvarez Fernández wrote:

Ok, my ip is dynamic, and I didn't sent any spam or viruses. Can I get out from that blacklist? Thanks. On 5/31/05, Wez Furlong <wez@php.net> wrote:

It means that you're on one of the RBLs or XBLs. Either you (or the person that had your IP address before you) either sent a lot of spam or is infected with a virus. We use this information to judge whether you're connecting from "spammy" net space; if you are, we won't serve you content from the mailing lists in case you are actually a spammer and are harvesting email addresses from the lists. Sorry if this inconveniences you, but it's an anti-spam measure in place to protect the people using the mailing lists. You can still view the archives online at http://news.php.net/php.pear.general --Wez. Rodrigo Alvarez Fernández wrote:

Hi PEARs, I'm trying to connect to news.php.net with Mozilla Thunderbird, but it alerts me with: "A news (NNTP) error ocurred: you're on a blocklist, refusing to serve you content" In fact, this mail is a test beign sent from my webmail. Anybody knows why is this happening? Thanks, Rodrigo.