Good day everyone.
I'm fairly new to ASSP but am setting it up to replace an existing (but
no longer supported) spam solution I've been using.
My question concerns using DNS based blacklists and whitelists. I have
two sets of DNS based lists running on bind. One is a blacklist and one
is a whitelist. What I will do is add a range of IPs to the blacklist
(say a /24 or /16) and then whitelist specific IPs within that range.
For example (using non-routeable IPs):
Blacklist - 10.0.0.0/8
Whitelist - 10.100.23.15/32
ASSP flags anything coming from 10.100.23.15 as spam, even though it's
whitelisted. When I run the real IP through the mail analyzer, I get the
following (replacing the actual IP with 10.100.23.15):
• URIBL check: 'OK'
• RBLCacheCheck returned OK for 10.100.23.15: inserted as not ok at
2017-03-15 11:58:22 , listed by bl.mcf.com{127.0.0.2} - message score: 10
• RBLScore: bl.mcf.com -> 127.0.0.2 -> 10
• 10.100.23.15 is in PTRCache: status=PTR OK - mail.tcmsp.net
• 10.100.23.15 is in RWLCache: status=not listed
• 10.100.23.15 SenderBase: status=not classified, ...
If I use nslookup to lookup ip address in the whitelist, I get a
127.0.0.3 return value, which is what I expect.
Do I have something configured incorrectly that is preventing the
whitelist from overriding the blacklist?
Any pointers would be appreciated.
Thanks.
Farokh
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