E-mail rejected because of content

**devpat** · 21-03-2009

I can not send an e-mail because the text of my message contains a URL blacklisted (by whom? Why ???).

I note that the sending and receiving mail will never have a problem. The address of the recipient is not a problem.

I contacted my ISP, it says it does not filter the content of messages and he watched my live log while trying to send, there was no rejection (I states that it hangs in case of mass which is not the case here).

I never had a firewall installed and never spam. On the advice of my ISP helpdesk I tried with my anti-virus stopped but it made no difference.

If I delete the URL from the body of my message is sent without problems.

**Shubodh** · 21-03-2009

go online to see that your site is blacklisted on URIBL Black or not, mostly ISP claims not to know this "widget" and I do not filter confirms the content of messages.

**johnson22** · 21-03-2009

site with not nearly the same, or even with a personal account, but usually that does not affect the mail.

For your hosts file, you'll find it by copying this address to run:

CODE

% windir% \ System32 \ notepad.exe C: \ WINDOWS \ system32 \ drivers \ etc \ hosts

In principle, it contains only one line and comment
127.0.0.1 Localhost

but it allows you to redirect all that you want to whatever you want. 127.0.0.1 is the destination, localhost is the source, what you put in place of the source and loads in the page, refers to 127.0.0.1 (your computer to instead of the real server), so anything that comes from this source does not load.

**Trio** · 21-03-2009

On the message that after you get: "[...] rejected by SURBL [..]"
http://www.surbl.org/
You would not have a soft or anti-something kind XXX Internet Security installed?

XXX = Norton Internet Security, Kaspersky Internet Security or other