Re: RBL for e-mail addresses POSTFIX
"Gary R. Schmidt" <[email protected]> Sun, 27 Sep 2020 13:49:31 +1000
| Newsgroups | alt.comp.mail.postfix |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
On 27/09/2020 07:19, KIKI wrote: > On 26.09.2020 22:33, William Unruh wrote: >> You might want to make the Subject have something to do with the >> content. Why should anyone read this message since the Subject line is so >> silly. > > You are right... > >> An global RBL list can be somewhat dangerous since you never have any > idea of >> why name/addresses/etc are on the list. Some malicious actor could >> decide that you belong there and submit/enter your name into the list. >> FAr better for you to have your own where you know why you entered the >> location. > > My own is not enough. There are plenty of covid scams and spams and our > local community would solve this problem quickly. There are plenty of > spammers who use several gmail, yahoo and local free mailboxes to > snowshoe traffic because they are affraid of being listed quickly. > > There is such list in Poland, for emails which spam Polish users. It is > on https://polspam.pl RBL website. > > bl-emails.rbl.polspam.pl > > You can try it: > > nslookup [email protected] > > The problem is that this mechanism is only available for EXIM. If you > want to read more go to the polspam.pl and select polish language from > the hamburger menu, next select exim and put it in the google > translator. No English version yet since it is still experimental as > they say. > "man postscreen" - it does this out of the box. Although if you aren't building postfix from source it may not be there. Cheers, Gary B-) -- Waiting for a new signature to suggest itself...