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Fri, Jun 02, 2017 10:44 pm

Using nslookup to check an email blocklist

I was notified by someone today that yesterday he had sent an email to a mailing list on an email server I maintain, but the email had not been delivered to recipients. When I checked yesterday's email log, I didn't see any email from his email address, so I asked him to resend the message. He did so, but that email message was also not delivered and I didn't see any log entry for his email address in today's email log, /var/log/maillog. He has a verzion.net email address and Verizon recently transitioned its email service to AOL. I remembered helping him make that transition last month, so I looked for any aol.com entries in the log file and found the entry below for an attempt by an AOL email server to deliver a message that was rejected at the time he told me he had sent the email today.

# grep aol /var/log/maillog
Jun  2 10:50:16 moonpoint sendmail[23955]: ruleset=check_relay, arg1=omr-a006e.m
x.aol.com, arg2=127.0.0.6, relay=omr-a006e.mx.aol.com [204.29.186.55], reject=55
0 5.7.1 Spam Block:mail from 204.29.186.55 refused - see http://dnsbl.sorbs.net/

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