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OK, so I'm a little behind on my email reading.....
On 27 Jun 2004, at 12:03, Bill Cole wrote:
I run a local DNSBL.I no longer actually use the SIMS internal blacklist because my local blacklist outgrew the capacity of SIMS.
Out of curiosity, how are you blacklisting outside of SIMS?
While I don't use the blacklist in SIMS (I have a firewall running sendmail in _front_ of SIMS), I have been maintaining a blacklist that -- for all intents and purposes -- would be the same as a SIMS blacklist: It's just a text file of IP addresses.
I too would like to set up a local DNSBL, and was wondering what the best way to do this would be, as far as the zone setup goes.....
To make updates simple, it would seem that initially you'd like to set up ALL the possible "reverse" zones, but this seems like overkill for all the zones that would contain nothing.
On the other hand, having to: a) define the zone (and any "sub-zones"); b) make the zone file (and zone files for any subdomains); c) and THEN add the desired blacklist entry, seems like a lot to do to add one entry.
If you don't mind sharing, Bill, what methodology did you use to set up your DNSBL ??
AdvTHANKSance,
Michael A. Pasek Pasek Consulting, Inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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