I didn’t want to add a timeout globally but just for you here it your solution:

You can optionally provide the number of days, it will default to 7

http://joshaven.com/listWithTimeout.php?list=openbl 
<http://joshaven.com/listWithTimeout.php?list=openbl>
http://joshaven.com/listWithTimeout.php?list=spamhaus 
<http://joshaven.com/listWithTimeout?list=spamhaus>listWithTimeout 
<http://joshaven.com/with_timeout.php?list=openbl>.php?list=spamhaus
http://joshaven.com/listWithTimeout.php?list=dshield 
<http://joshaven.com/listWithTimeout.php?list=dshield> 
<http://joshaven.com/listWithTimeout?list=spamhaus>listWithTimeout 
<http://joshaven.com/with_timeout.php?list=openbl>.php?list=dshield
http://joshaven.com/listWithTimeout.php?list=malc0de 
<http://joshaven.com/listWithTimeout.php?list=malc0de> 
<http://joshaven.com/listWithTimeout?list=spamhaus>listWithTimeout 
<http://joshaven.com/with_timeout.php?list=openbl>.php?list=malc0de

Here is an example of the list with with an alternative length of time:
http://joshaven.com/listWithTimeout.php?list=dshield&days=14 
<http://joshaven.com/with_timeout.php?list=malc0de&days=14> 
<http://joshaven.com/listWithTimeout?list=spamhaus>listWithTimeout 
<http://joshaven.com/with_timeout.php?list=openbl>.php?list=dshield&days=14

This will however create a goofy filename if you don’t specify the filename so 
alter your download scripts to be like:

/tool fetch url="http://joshaven.com/listWithTimeout.php?list=openbl"; mode=http 
dst-path=openbl.rsc;

/tool fetch url="http://joshaven.com/listWithTimeout.php?list=spamhaus"; 
mode=http dst-path=spamhaus.rsc;

/tool fetch url="http://joshaven.com/listWithTimeout.php?list=dshield"; 
mode=http dst-path=dshield.rsc;

/tool fetch url="http://joshaven.com/listWithTimeout.php?list=malc0de"; 
mode=http dst-path=malc0de.rsc;








Sincerely,
Joshaven Potter
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> On Aug 25, 2016, at 11:24 AM, Faisal Imtiaz <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Is there anyway you can make the address lists in Mikrotik dynamic
>> with a ~7 day timeout?  That way they are not included in backups etc.
>> Also, if decide to stop using them just delete the scripts and lists
>> will go away in 7 days.
> 
> 
> Huh ? not sure what you are asking and why ? 
> 
> The list/feature is supposed to be dynamic to begin with.
> You can run a daily update.
> If you want to stop the function, you can simply disable the firewall rule 
> that is associated with this list
> getting a copy of the ip's via backup export is not a big deal..
> 
> ??
> 
> 
> Faisal Imtiaz
> Snappy Internet & Telecom
> 
> 
> Help-desk: (305)663-5518 Option 2 or Email: [email protected]
> 
> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: "Matt" <[email protected]>
>> To: [email protected]
>> Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2016 10:14:26 AM
>> Subject: Re: [AFMUG] FREE Mikrotik Blacklist Service
> 
>>> For years I've provided a FREE blacklist service for MikroTik users. I have
>>> recently upgraded my server environment for higher reliability and speed.
>>> If you are interested in a dynamic IP blacklist for your routers are are not
>>> already using my list then checkout my writeup:
>>> 
>>> http://joshaven.com/resources/tricks/mikrotik-automatically-updated-address-list/
>>> 
>>> If you are already use my list than don't worry, your service just got 
>>> faster
>>> and you don't need to do anything... unless you want to include the newly 
>>> added
>>> list from malc0de.
>> 
>> Is there anyway you can make the address lists in Mikrotik dynamic
>> with a ~7 day timeout?  That way they are not included in backups etc.
>> Also, if decide to stop using them just delete the scripts and lists
>> will go away in 7 days.

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