"John McCoy, Jr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I noticed when I implemented rblsmtpd that several legitimate sites were
> being blocked. They were mostly other .edu sites. Is there any way to create
> a list of exceptions, hopefully with a wild card so I could allow all .edu
> traffic to pass regardless? Or better yet can I get rblsmtpd to just tell me
> which sites it has gotten matches on but not actually block the mail. So I
> can then encourage sites that should be allowed in to improve their servers,
> and make the web a better place for us all. I've already written a script to
> pull out those who get blocked from the log file. That was how I discovered
> I was blocking people who needed to send us email. I would be happy to share
> it.
Yes; set the environment variable RBLSMTPD to a null string ("") using
tcpserver (in the cdb file; well, you put it in the source which is
compiled into the cdb file):
209.98.94.1-8:allow,RBLSMTPD=""
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