My Server Contact fails as page copy below. Lrase assist so that I can use Spamcop Michael
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It looks like you may have published your log-in details in a public place 
Can I suggest an admin either delete or obscure the relevant bits?
Andrew
Can I suggest an admin either delete or obscure the relevant bits?
Andrew
As Andrew has pointed out, you have posted your account login information in a public place. Please replace with obscured data.
To answer your question, your pop server may only need the username rather than username[at]server you have entered. Whatever you would use on your own client (i.e. Outlook Express) to download the messages locally. The username[at]server is needed when using the popgate server to retrieve from services such as AOL or Yahoo.
I don't think the SSL switch works at all.
To answer your question, your pop server may only need the username rather than username[at]server you have entered. Whatever you would use on your own client (i.e. Outlook Express) to download the messages locally. The username[at]server is needed when using the popgate server to retrieve from services such as AOL or Yahoo.
I don't think the SSL switch works at all.
My mail formally including much spam is being fetched from pop3,britishlibrary.net
Authorised mail is appearing on m britishlibrary Outlook Express but i vannot find the spam to check it, Where is it?
Authorised mail is appearing on m britishlibrary Outlook Express but i vannot find the spam to check it, Where is it?
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is being fetched from
does one assume a colloquialism here, or a hint that fetchmail is in use?
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on m britishlibrary Outlook Express but i vannot find the spam to check it
From the top, is this question actually dealing with your use of Outlook Express, or should this Topic bemoved over into one of the E-Mail Forums because you are asking about something to do with your SpamCop Filtered E-Mail account?
I have now 'checked' my britishlibrary Pop3, username and password satisfactorily and wish to retain my old address michael.stevens[at]britishlibrary.net
Mail to this address does not reach snevets[at]spamcop.net. Should I do more?
Deleted Held Mail reported as trash does not reach 'empty trash' and does not leave the held mail list of several hundred
Please Help
Michael Stevens Oxford Uk
Mail to this address does not reach snevets[at]spamcop.net. Should I do more?
Deleted Held Mail reported as trash does not reach 'empty trash' and does not leave the held mail list of several hundred
Please Help
Michael Stevens Oxford Uk
First of all, I think this should be moved by a moderator to the email forum.
Also, you probably want to mask your email address as ths is a public forum and your email address could be picked up here. I have modified my quote of your message.
Are you saying that your pop mail is not being collected by the spamcop pop system? Sometimes deleting the entry and redoing it helps. Please note that the mail will not be picked up immediately but should be the next time the pop server gets to your entry on the list, usually within an hour unless something is wrong with the server or an unusually large batch of email is being collected along the way.
If you have the option of configuring the britishlibrary account to forwad the messages from the britishlibrary.net address to the spamcop.net address, things would happen instantly.
This is a pinned entry at the top of the email forum. Try here.
Also, you probably want to mask your email address as ths is a public forum and your email address could be picked up here. I have modified my quote of your message.
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I have now 'checked' my britishlibrary Pop3, username and password satisfactorily and wish to retain my old address username<at>britishlibrary.net
Mail to this address does not reach username<at>spamcop.net. Should I do more?
Mail to this address does not reach username<at>spamcop.net. Should I do more?
Are you saying that your pop mail is not being collected by the spamcop pop system? Sometimes deleting the entry and redoing it helps. Please note that the mail will not be picked up immediately but should be the next time the pop server gets to your entry on the list, usually within an hour unless something is wrong with the server or an unusually large batch of email is being collected along the way.
If you have the option of configuring the britishlibrary account to forwad the messages from the britishlibrary.net address to the spamcop.net address, things would happen instantly.
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Deleted Held Mail reported as trash does not reach 'empty trash' and does not leave the held mail list of several hundred
This is a pinned entry at the top of the email forum. Try here.
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First of all, I think this should be moved by a moderator to the email forum
What we have here is a poster that starts new Topics, asks a questions, responses have been posted, yet there's not a sign that any of those answers have been read, acted upon, or just ignored. What I'm going to do now is track down all of his posts thus far, grab them and all the responses, merge them into a new Topic, put that over in E-Mail Set-up, PM the poster, and cross my fingers that he will follow along and maybe even clear up what's actually going on ...????
QUOTE(StevenUnderwood @ May 22 2004, 07:42 AM)
Also, you probably want to mask your email address
I believe it was you that offered the same advice to his second Posting, but again, it appears to have either been not read or ignored ..???
QUOTE(Wazoo @ May 22 2004, 11:11 AM)
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First of all, I think this should be moved by a moderator to the email forum
What we have here is a poster that starts new Topics, asks a questions, responses have been posted, yet there's not a sign that any of those answers have been read, acted upon, or just ignored. What I'm going to do now is track down all of his posts thus far, grab them and all the responses, merge them into a new Topic, put that over in E-Mail Set-up, PM the poster, and cross my fingers that he will follow along and maybe even clear up what's actually going on ...????
QUOTE(StevenUnderwood @ May 22 2004, 07:42 AM)
Also, you probably want to mask your email address
I believe it was you that offered the same advice to his second Posting, but again, it appears to have either been not read or ignored ..???
Thankyou for replies to my queries wich I have read. Is this where replies are made if not where?. Please remember I am an ordinary e-mailer who has recourse to your sophisticated program only because I suffer so much spam. i want to keep my unique e-mail address.Span has been successfully removed but all my mail is now locked. Maybe it will clear in the morning. I will put any new Messages in jhe e-mail folder but thought this was to do with my set up . Apologies if any are dua e-mail direct to me would help if it will get through. Regards Michael
Glad to see that you made it 'here" ...
Yes, just as you did here in your last post .. you ask a question, someone will try to answer.
But you have to answer questions also. I have to tell you, at this point, I'm confused as to what and where your issues actually are. You've run from changing an account name to mentioning that there is supposed to be some connection between a SpamCop account and a britishlibrary.net account, but you've not answered any questions trying to delve into just what type of connection you're trying to accomplish. there's you trying to access the SpamCop server via POP3 or IMAP, there's SpamCop POPing your server, there's your server Forwarding to the SpamCop server .... and as 99% of "us" are users also, there's no way "we" can look at your account details .. you have to say what you're trying to do, what you have done, etc.
In your very first post, for instance, one would guess that you copied some data off the screen and pasted that into your post here. Towards the end of the "Entry" line, I haven't a clue as to what/where "michel1" fits into anything. The alleged e-mail address in that line contains a comma, vice a period .... Perhaps this is a screen where you're trying to have the SpamCop server POP your britishlibrary.net server, but if I had to guess, that whole line is wrong .. but that's just me ... I'm having to guess at too much to point at the whole problem. StevenUnderwood has tried to address the same issues, and you say you've read all the responses, but .... ?????
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Is this where replies are made if not where?.
Yes, just as you did here in your last post .. you ask a question, someone will try to answer.
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replies to my queries wich I have read
But you have to answer questions also. I have to tell you, at this point, I'm confused as to what and where your issues actually are. You've run from changing an account name to mentioning that there is supposed to be some connection between a SpamCop account and a britishlibrary.net account, but you've not answered any questions trying to delve into just what type of connection you're trying to accomplish. there's you trying to access the SpamCop server via POP3 or IMAP, there's SpamCop POPing your server, there's your server Forwarding to the SpamCop server .... and as 99% of "us" are users also, there's no way "we" can look at your account details .. you have to say what you're trying to do, what you have done, etc.
In your very first post, for instance, one would guess that you copied some data off the screen and pasted that into your post here. Towards the end of the "Entry" line, I haven't a clue as to what/where "michel1" fits into anything. The alleged e-mail address in that line contains a comma, vice a period .... Perhaps this is a screen where you're trying to have the SpamCop server POP your britishlibrary.net server, but if I had to guess, that whole line is wrong .. but that's just me ... I'm having to guess at too much to point at the whole problem. StevenUnderwood has tried to address the same issues, and you say you've read all the responses, but .... ?????
Wazoo
Sorry There seems to be deep confusion
My aim only is to apply spamcop and keep my e-mal address of mcihael.stevens[at]britishlibrary
Since you ask I am going to the e-,ail dorum where I will tell you about the actions I about to take in response to suggetions. Hope I am beginning to get the hang of this thanks Michael
Sorry There seems to be deep confusion
My aim only is to apply spamcop and keep my e-mal address of mcihael.stevens[at]britishlibrary
Since you ask I am going to the e-,ail dorum where I will tell you about the actions I about to take in response to suggetions. Hope I am beginning to get the hang of this thanks Michael
Wazoo
I am rsuming this on the e-mail forim at your request
I aim to set up spamcop and use my michael.stevens[at]britishlibrary address
I have just now altered my server name to snevets only leaving out spamcop.net
It therefore reads pop.spamcop.net
smtp.dsl.pipex.com
Name snevets
I will now try sending a trial from my address to myself and wait an hour or so to see if it goes through
Thanks for your continuing help Michael
LATER
Mail not accepted I am reverting to full user name under name onmy server
I am rsuming this on the e-mail forim at your request
I aim to set up spamcop and use my michael.stevens[at]britishlibrary address
I have just now altered my server name to snevets only leaving out spamcop.net
It therefore reads pop.spamcop.net
smtp.dsl.pipex.com
Name snevets
I will now try sending a trial from my address to myself and wait an hour or so to see if it goes through
Thanks for your continuing help Michael
LATER
Mail not accepted I am reverting to full user name under name onmy server
From your description, I can not tell whether you are trying to pop email from britishlibrary to spamcop or the other way around. I am making assumptions here. If any are incorrect, please correct them so I can fix my answer.
If you want people to continue to use your britishlibrary address and have the messages filtered by spamcop, you would need to get the messages to the spamcop servers and you would collect them from spamcop. This is probably what you want.
If you are indeed trying to get any mail sent to britishlibrary popped into spamcop, do the following. Because you left your login information in your original request, I was able to test these setting myself and they work fine. I made sure to leave mail on server so I would not remove any of your mail.
From the main spamcop webmail page, click Options, SpamCop Tools, Configure external POP servers.
POP Server: POP3.britishlibrary.net
Username: michael.stevens
Password: from here
Leave on Server: unchecked
Use SSL: unchecked
When you decide to edit all your previous posts to remove your account informatiom, other people will no longer be able to gain access to your emails. Untl then, good luck.
I did send a test message to your michael.stevens<at>britishlibrary.net address and neither Eudora nor spamcop picked it up. Do you have that account setup to forward somewhere else? If so, you will never be able to pop any messages from there because they never stop there.
If you want people to continue to use your britishlibrary address and have the messages filtered by spamcop, you would need to get the messages to the spamcop servers and you would collect them from spamcop. This is probably what you want.
If you are indeed trying to get any mail sent to britishlibrary popped into spamcop, do the following. Because you left your login information in your original request, I was able to test these setting myself and they work fine. I made sure to leave mail on server so I would not remove any of your mail.
From the main spamcop webmail page, click Options, SpamCop Tools, Configure external POP servers.
POP Server: POP3.britishlibrary.net
Username: michael.stevens
Password: from here
Leave on Server: unchecked
Use SSL: unchecked
When you decide to edit all your previous posts to remove your account informatiom, other people will no longer be able to gain access to your emails. Untl then, good luck.
I did send a test message to your michael.stevens<at>britishlibrary.net address and neither Eudora nor spamcop picked it up. Do you have that account setup to forward somewhere else? If so, you will never be able to pop any messages from there because they never stop there.
See my post under the email forum.
You can either continue to have people use your britishlibrary address, have the messages sent to spamcop and collect them there
or
You have people use your spamcop.net address, have spamcop send them to britishlibrary and read them there. This method will not filter any messages ent directly to britishlibrary, however.
You can either continue to have people use your britishlibrary address, have the messages sent to spamcop and collect them there
or
You have people use your spamcop.net address, have spamcop send them to britishlibrary and read them there. This method will not filter any messages ent directly to britishlibrary, however.
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I am rsuming this on the e-mail forim at your request
Not sure where the confusion started, but I didn't make "this request" .... You are trying to "set-up" something between your ISP server and the SPamCop server, thus the PM to you with the notice and link that I'd moved your stuff to the E-Mail Set-up Forum .... which is where I'm also going to move this new Topic when I post this. Well, actually, what I'm going to do is "merge" this in with your existing Topic over in the Set-up Forum .... please keep the conversation going "there" until this gets resolved.
PM sent once again to advise user of the movement of this set of posts ...
WAZOO AND STEVEN Thanks for you attemps to help I am sure it is something simple
I am using Outlook Express on a standard PC Microsoft 98
'i want to have my britishlibrary mail fetched,as you put it, filtered and returned so that I can continue to use that address
I have followed your instructions Spamcop Email Setup/ POP Setup.and completed
Thr name of the pop derver
my user name on that server
my passwoord on that server (which I asume is my POP password)
I assume this has been filled in correcctly since my mail (all of it) is being fetched
I confirm that I have altered my Server entry to read
pop.spamcopm.net
smtp.dsl.pipex.com
Account Name snevets[at]spamcop.net Note I have tried using the name only,
Note I am on broadband through Pipex as Britishlibrary server does not provide it
I am using Outlook Express on a standard PC Microsoft 98
'i want to have my britishlibrary mail fetched,as you put it, filtered and returned so that I can continue to use that address
I have followed your instructions Spamcop Email Setup/ POP Setup.and completed
Thr name of the pop derver
my user name on that server
my passwoord on that server (which I asume is my POP password)
I assume this has been filled in correcctly since my mail (all of it) is being fetched
I confirm that I have altered my Server entry to read
pop.spamcopm.net
smtp.dsl.pipex.com
Account Name snevets[at]spamcop.net Note I have tried using the name only,
Note I am on broadband through Pipex as Britishlibrary server does not provide it
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I confirm that I have altered my Server entry to read
pop.spamcopm.net
smtp.dsl.pipex.com
Account Name snevets <at>spamcop.net
pop.spamcopm.net
smtp.dsl.pipex.com
Account Name snevets <at>spamcop.net
Having to assume that the "server" entries possibly menas your Outlook Express settings (?) .. this means that your OE checks for incoming e-mail on the SpamCop server ... you "send" e-mail out through pipex.com .... none of this has anything to do with your "britishlibrary mail"
Making another assumption, you are able to check your e-mail at the "britishlibrary" using Outlook Express ... if this is true, the start Outlook Express .. go to Tools | Options | Accounts | Mail |Select the britishlibrary account | Properties .... copy the information seen there to use to fill in the SpamCop form details to make the connection. Everything should match (other than the password of course) ... The theory is that then SpamCop will pick up the e-mail from the "britishlibrary" .. process it and it will be sitting on the SpamCop server waiting for your Outlook Express to connect and see all the new e-mail.
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i want to have my britishlibrary mail fetched,as you put it, filtered and returned so that I can continue to use that address
You can not do that as it would create a loop. The email would continue bouncing between the servers, except that spamcop may dump it the second time it sees it. This could explain your problem.
It all depends on your definition of using.
As I said previously, you can contine to have people send your email to the library account and read it either on spamcop webmail or collect it from there.
Or you can have people use the spamcop address and collect it from the library account.
In addition, for security, please change your britishlibrary account password. The one you posted in public is still active and anyone could be reading your email right now.
Your other settings (except for the typos) appear correct.
Have you received messages from me with your account information? I have sent 2 as tests and the britishlibrary accont information seems to be working, but I have not collected any messages from it. Does it possibly forward to a different account?
QUOTE(StevenUnderwood @ May 23 2004, 07:43 AM)
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You can either continue to have people use your britishlibrary address, have the messages sent to spamcop and collect them there
You can either continue to have people use your britishlibrary address, have the messages sent to spamcop and collect them there
Thanks I seek to have mail sent to michael.stevens[at]britishlibrary.net and would pick it up from Spamcop (on webmail I suppose).
The trouble is that it does not get thrpugh even after waiting some hours
Held Mail and Trash on the extreme right of the display are functioning ok
To raise a new question Is it possible that my broadband address to CONNECT
aouf70.xtreme.pipex.net (in the the panel that appears when I go to send/receive on my Outlook Express 6) has to do with the problem?
Note I do see a spamcop message among the rest in the Held Mail box in the middle of the Spamcop toolbar
I am not sure I understand other parts of your message rgar may or may not be relevant Thanks Michael
PS Hope I am in the right forum
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The trouble is that it does not get thrpugh even after waiting some hours
Let's step back a minute. Are you getting any email through from the britishlibrary account to the spamcop account, perhaps all in the Held Mail folder?
You mention messages in the held mail folder but you don't say how they got there. I don't think I have gotten even 1 spam message directly to my spamcop account in 18 months of use.
On the pull down on the upper right of the webmail screen, select Held Mail.
Open a message, select Show All Headers and copy/paste them in a reply here. You should hide your email address. As an alternative, you can checkmark the message from the selection page and click Forward and send it to my test account, spamtest<at>poboxes.com with your name in the subject line so I don't report it as spam. Then I can look at the headers and determine where the message came from.
The reason I ask is that I sent 2 test messages to your account this weekend. Also, since you posted your login information (please change that password) I checked for the message and neither time was I able to see it from your account. Usually, if you are popping the messages off the server, they will be there a short time and can be seen at one time or another. If you are forwarding to another address, they will not be seen at all. This leads me to believe that your britishlibrary account is configured to forward all messages to a third email address (perhaps your ISP account).
QUOTE(StevenUnderwood @ May 23 2004, 07:43 AM)
See my post under the email forum.
You can either continue to have people use your britishlibrary address, have the messages sent to spamcop and collect them there
or
You have people use your spamcop.net address, have spamcop send them to britishlibrary and read them there. This method will not filter any messages ent directly to britishlibrary, however.
You can either continue to have people use your britishlibrary address, have the messages sent to spamcop and collect them there
or
You have people use your spamcop.net address, have spamcop send them to britishlibrary and read them there. This method will not filter any messages ent directly to britishlibrary, however.
I have replied to this in Emmail Setup but do not yet see it there. Should I repeat the reply Thanks Michael
I see a response you posted at: Posted: May 24 2004, 04:53 AM 2 messages above your message (probably 3 above this one).
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I have replied to this in Emmail Setup but do not yet see it there. Should I repeat the reply
To the best of my knowledge, all your postings and responses are sitting in the E-Mail Set-up Forum .. as explained in the PM's I sent when I merged and moved all of them, each time I did it. I hate to say it, but I still get the strange feeling that though you say you've read all the postings, comments like this send a different message. It seems like we've addressed some items numerous times, but are still left waiting for an answer from you on exactly what's going on. I hesitate to ask, but ... is it possible that there's some translation issues involved here?
QUOTE(StevenUnderwood @ May 24 2004, 09:25 AM)
Open a message, select Show All Headers and copy/paste them in a reply here.
Steven Thanks I send this now. You may then wish me to answer the rest of the queies in your latest mail later?
Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="--9960426613256857"
Date: Mon, 24 May 2004 23:33:20 -0500 [00:33:20 EDT]
Delivered-To: spamcop-net-snevets[at]spamcop.net
michael.stevens[at]britishlibrary.net
From: Sarah Ladner <voumoayweflvu[at]myway.com>
MIME-Version: 1.0
Message-ID: <15057473678.11321[at]68.169.170.211>
Received: (qmail 29808 invoked from network); 25 May 2004 07:49:19 -0000
from unknown (HELO c60.cesmail.net) (192.168.1.105) by blade1.cesmail.net with SMTP; 25 May 2004 07:49:19 -0000
from mailgate.cesmail.net (216.154.195.36) by c60.cesmail.net with SMTP; 25 May 2004 03:49:18 -0400
(qmail 22484 invoked from network); 25 May 2004 07:49:18 -0000
from unknown (HELO mailgate.cesmail.net) (192.168.1.101) by mailgate.cesmail.net with SMTP; 25 May 2004 07:49:18 -0000
from mail.britishlibrary.net [195.40.67.24] by mailgate.cesmail.net with POP3 (fetchmail-6.2.1) for snevets[at]spamcop.net (single-drop); Tue, 25 May 2004 03:49:18 -0400 (EDT)
(qmail 24462 invoked from network); 25 May 2004 03:57:30 -0000
from vasey.mail.uk.easynet.net ([195.40.1.231]) (envelope-sender <voumoayweflvu[at]myway.com>) by nectarine.mail.uk.easynet.net (qmail-ldap-1.03) with SMTP for <michael.stevens[at]britishlibrary.net>; 25 May 2004 03:57:30 -0000
from [218.39.184.248] (helo=I-FRIEND) by vasey.mail.uk.easynet.net with smtp (Exim 4.32) id 1BSSs8-0002b3-Gx; Tue, 25 May 2004 04:45:01 +0100
from [31.128.64.138] by calais579329.police.68.169.170.211 via HTTP; Tue, 25 May 2004 02:38:20 -0200
Reply-To:
Return-Path: <voumoayweflvu[at]myway.com>
Subject: [No Subject]
To: michael.stevens[at]britishlibrary.net
X-Easynet-RBL-Warning: 218.39.184.248 is listed at sbl-xbl.spamhaus.org
X-Ironport-AV: i="3.81R,82,1083556800"; d="scan'208"; a="65608932:sNHT26636692"
X-Message-Info: 033PC359Wyvfu24TP68oynPplPK010xdkT9rjWWOpibHLS42NDL931
X-Spam-Checker-Version: SpamAssassin 2.63 (2004-01-11) on blade1
X-Spam-Level: ***********
X-Spam-Status: hits=11.3 tests=CONSOLIDATE_DEBT,FREE_QUOTE,MORTGAGE_BEST, MORTGAGE_PITCH,MORTGAGE_RATES version=2.63
X-SpamCop-Checked: 192.168.1.105 216.154.195.36 192.168.1.101 195.40.67.24 195.40.1.231 218.39.184.248
X-SpamCop-Disposition: Blocked bl.spamcop.net
Headers: Show Limited Headers
Steven
That message came through your britishlibrary.net address here:
It was then picked up by spamcop pop service here:
And was delivered to your held mail folder because the IP address here:
is on the block list. How you tell that is it is the last IP address in the line here
and was held by the list mentioned here:
This message looks like it might be spam because of the blank subject , what appear to be a fake header line prior to the easynet (which britishlibrary is associated), and the sending IP is on the blocklist already.
So it looks like messages are coming through britishlibrary.net to your spamcop account. Are you still not seeing any messages in your inbox?
I just sent a test message from my work account to your britishlibrary account tracing the path and setting return receipt. I immediately received this message which means it reached your britishlibrary servers.
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from vasey.mail.uk.easynet.net ([195.40.1.231]) (envelope-sender <voumoayweflvu<at>myway.com>) by nectarine.mail.uk.easynet.net (qmail-ldap-1.03) with SMTP for <michael.stevens<at>britishlibrary.net>; 25 May 2004 03:57:30 -0000
It was then picked up by spamcop pop service here:
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from mail.britishlibrary.net [195.40.67.24] by mailgate.cesmail.net with POP3 (fetchmail-6.2.1) for snevets<at>spamcop.net (single-drop); Tue, 25 May 2004 03:49:18 -0400 (EDT)
And was delivered to your held mail folder because the IP address here:
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from [218.39.184.248] (helo=I-FRIEND) by vasey.mail.uk.easynet.net with smtp (Exim 4.32) id 1BSSs8-0002b3-Gx; Tue, 25 May 2004 04:45:01 +0100
is on the block list. How you tell that is it is the last IP address in the line here
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X-SpamCop-Checked: 192.168.1.105 216.154.195.36 192.168.1.101 195.40.67.24 195.40.1.231 218.39.184.248
and was held by the list mentioned here:
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X-SpamCop-Disposition: Blocked bl.spamcop.net
This message looks like it might be spam because of the blank subject , what appear to be a fake header line prior to the easynet (which britishlibrary is associated), and the sending IP is on the blocklist already.
So it looks like messages are coming through britishlibrary.net to your spamcop account. Are you still not seeing any messages in your inbox?
I just sent a test message from my work account to your britishlibrary account tracing the path and setting return receipt. I immediately received this message which means it reached your britishlibrary servers.
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Your trace: Test of spamcop
has reached: mx2.vip.easynet.NET
at: 05/25/2004 09:30:12 AM
has reached: mx2.vip.easynet.NET
at: 05/25/2004 09:30:12 AM
My test message finally bounced back to me because you have a loop setup.
My message went to britishlibrary.net here:
You have spamcop popping your britishlibrary.net address here after some internal handling:
You have spamcop forwarding the message beck to britishlibrary.net after some internal handling here:
You need to go into your webmail account.
Select Options, SpamCop Tools, Select your email forwarding, change your password or mail reports.
Delete the entry for Forwarding Address and save.
Then you should start to see email in the Inbox start to collect. Once that starts to work, we can work on getting your email popped from spamcop to your local machine.
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Hi. This is the qmail-send program at nectarine.mail.uk.easynet.net.
I'm afraid I wasn't able to deliver your message to the following addresses.
This is a permanent error; I've given up. Sorry it didn't work out.
<michael.stevens<at>britishlibrary.net>:
This message is looping: it already has my Delivered-To line. (#5.4.6)
I'm afraid I wasn't able to deliver your message to the following addresses.
This is a permanent error; I've given up. Sorry it didn't work out.
<michael.stevens<at>britishlibrary.net>:
This message is looping: it already has my Delivered-To line. (#5.4.6)
My message went to britishlibrary.net here:
QUOTE
Received: from mail1.kopin.com ([199.79.137.65])
by bmx0.mail.uk.easynet.net with esmtp (Exim 4.34)
id 1BSc0O-000133-6h
for michael.stevens<at>britishlibrary.net; Tue, 25 May 2004 14:30:09 +0100
by bmx0.mail.uk.easynet.net with esmtp (Exim 4.34)
id 1BSc0O-000133-6h
for michael.stevens<at>britishlibrary.net; Tue, 25 May 2004 14:30:09 +0100
You have spamcop popping your britishlibrary.net address here after some internal handling:
QUOTE
Received: from mail.britishlibrary.net [195.40.67.24]
by mailgate.cesmail.net with POP3 (fetchmail-6.2.1)
for snevets<at>spamcop.net (single-drop); Tue, 25 May 2004 12:46:45 -0400 (EDT)
by mailgate.cesmail.net with POP3 (fetchmail-6.2.1)
for snevets<at>spamcop.net (single-drop); Tue, 25 May 2004 12:46:45 -0400 (EDT)
You have spamcop forwarding the message beck to britishlibrary.net after some internal handling here:
QUOTE
Received: from c60.cesmail.net ([216.154.195.49])
by bmx0.mail.uk.easynet.net with esmtp (Exim 4.34)
id 1BSf6T-00039n-NO
for michael.stevens<at>britishlibrary.net; Tue, 25 May 2004 17:48:37 +0100
by bmx0.mail.uk.easynet.net with esmtp (Exim 4.34)
id 1BSf6T-00039n-NO
for michael.stevens<at>britishlibrary.net; Tue, 25 May 2004 17:48:37 +0100
You need to go into your webmail account.
Select Options, SpamCop Tools, Select your email forwarding, change your password or mail reports.
Delete the entry for Forwarding Address and save.
Then you should start to see email in the Inbox start to collect. Once that starts to work, we can work on getting your email popped from spamcop to your local machine.
QUOTE(StevenUnderwood @ May 25 2004, 02:29 PM)
You need to go into your webmail account.
Select Options, SpamCop Tools, Select your email forwarding, change your password or mail reports.
Delete the entry for Forwarding Address and save.
Then you should start to see email in the Inbox start to collect. Once that starts to work, we can work on getting your email popped from spamcop to your local machine.
Select Options, SpamCop Tools, Select your email forwarding, change your password or mail reports.
Delete the entry for Forwarding Address and save.
Then you should start to see email in the Inbox start to collect. Once that starts to work, we can work on getting your email popped from spamcop to your local machine.
Steven Thanks
Overnight I have deleted forwarding which was michael.stevens[at]britishlibrary.net added all the days of the week to reports and pressed submit. I have not changed my password yet.
I have checked all the relevant entries carefully. My Account Name in Outlook/server is entered as snevets[at]spamcp.net
This morning I get some sound mail and one obvious spam in my Outlook british library account ( for a short while yesterday I did get one of my many trial messages to myself on spamcop webmail).
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Overnight I have deleted forwarding which was michael.stevens[at]britishlibrary.net added all the days of the week to reports and pressed submit. I have not changed my password yet.
Good about turning off the forwarding. The spamcop password is not hte one in question (did you post that one too?).
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I have checked all the relevant entries carefully. My Account Name in Outlook/server is entered as snevets<at>spamcp.net
I assume spamcp.net is a typo here and not on the actual account.
QUOTE
This morning I get some sound mail and one obvious spam in my Outlook british library account ( for a short while yesterday I did get one of my many trial messages to myself on spamcop webmail).
If you are still popping your britishlibrary account and not leaving messages on the server, they will not get to spamcop. If you leave them on the server, you will have 2 copies (of anything that gets by the filters you have setup) when you pop the spamcop.net account.
Mail is coming along well. now my server or ISP has cleared thieir backlog of up to 12 hours
Accumulated mail, including another of yours is now on my britishlibrary account which suits me fine. Meanwhile blocked spam is building up in my held mail. I can check the report every day on britishlibrary (no genuine mail has so far appeared.) Occasionally I can then trash and delete on spamcop. At one time there were more tha 400 spam messages.
So Spamcop is solving a very serious problem and well well worth its 30 dollars. Thanks very much Michael
Accumulated mail, including another of yours is now on my britishlibrary account which suits me fine. Meanwhile blocked spam is building up in my held mail. I can check the report every day on britishlibrary (no genuine mail has so far appeared.) Occasionally I can then trash and delete on spamcop. At one time there were more tha 400 spam messages.
So Spamcop is solving a very serious problem and well well worth its 30 dollars. Thanks very much Michael
Glad it is working for you. It took a while, but by taking tiny steps, things became clearer.
Thank you for updating this thread. Too often these things just drop off the list with no know resolution.
P.S. I have removed tyour configuration from my pop box, but please change any passwords you posted here. It is a public forum after all.
Thank you for updating this thread. Too often these things just drop off the list with no know resolution.
P.S. I have removed tyour configuration from my pop box, but please change any passwords you posted here. It is a public forum after all.
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