Today, I registered to a web cast event. Unfortunately, I lost my password. So I used the “lost password recovery ” feature provided on the website. But the temporary password didn’t reach my mailbox. Second try, same result!?
After some unsuccessful investigations, I checked my SMTP log file and found the following problem:
Apr 22 17:59:14 boogey postfix/smtpd[10157]: NOQUEUE: reject: RCPT from brighttalk.com[160.79.38.178]: 450 <apache@lbweb04.brighttalk.com>: Sender address rejected: Domain not found; from=<apache@lbweb04.brighttalk.com> to=<xxxxxxxx> proto=ESMTP helo=<lbweb04.brighttalk.com>
How can a company like Brighttalk manage hostnames and corresponding reverse IP mapping in such bad way!? I was forced to temporary “open” my mail server, re-ask for a new password and closed it again. Please, hostmaster at brightalk dot com, check the RFC 1912!
I wonder if they actually receive mail sent to hostmaster@.
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65.55.104.10 is a webcrawler for Microsoft’s Windows Live! search engine. Now guess what address it reverses to. Hint: it’s not *.com