changes:
core:
- BAD_MX was asigned twice.
Also BAD_MX gets now only logged if its value is non-zero.
The difference between BAD_MX and BOGUS_MX is:
BAD_MX: MX lookups of the FQDN of the sender argument gave an
empty or bad entry.
This is only harmfull if DNSBL listed as the FQDN
might be a hostname and an A lookup might succeed.
BAD_MX gets asigned in case of a hostname thoug, I
haven't found a way to separate machine123.example.tld
from subdomain.example.tld. That's the reason for
using this Penalty _only_ if DNSBL listed.
BOGUS_MX: Both, A and MX lookups of the FQDN sender argument
gave an bogus or empty entry.
Penalization regardless of DNSBL hits.
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Robert Felber (PGP: 896CF30B)
Munich, Germany
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