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Yes, they've tried. I guess they've talked to someone in OIT, had it
fixed for a while, but then it reverts to bouncing their emails again.
I'm not an email technician, so I'm just passing this along --- I
certainly have no other suggestions than trying an alternate email
address.
Kris
On Mar 2, 2010, at 11:12 AM, Brian Hayden wrote:
> On Mar 2, 2010, at 11:08 AM, Kristofer Layon wrote:
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>> I just got a call from the AEA event manager, and she said that for
>> whatever reason (robust email defense of some kind), the
>> confirmation and receipt emails from An Event Apart to staff at the
>> U of M who are registering for AEA in Mpls (July 26-27) are
>> bouncing instead of hitting their targets.
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> The bounce message on all of these should explain what the problem
> is (such as broken reverse DNS). Did they mention whether they've
> tried to address it? I'm curious because the U doesn't have any
> magical-mystical ultra-aggressive blocking criteria... if we're
> bouncing them they can be guaranteed many others are too, for the
> same reasons.
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> -Brian
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