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testetsetes

 

Kombinowalem iel sie dalo .

To ma styknac pod ok. 30k mailingu.

 

Czy konfiguracja (a wlasciwie po naglowkach) spelnia warunki:

http://webhosting.pl...anym.za.spamera ?

 

Ile maili w jakiej jednostce czasowej polecacie wysylac?

 

A i w bindzie mam:

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beta._domainkey IN      TXT 	"v=DKIM1; g=*; k=rsa; p=*"
*.in-addr.arpa        IN      PTR 	*.pl.

 

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