Thank you everybody for your really interesting answers. In this moment I'm
just collecting informations.

I have one main problem: one of the engines used by our commercial antispam
solution returns too many FPs. I'm gradually introducing spamassassin
(included in zimbra) and I'd like to mitigate the FPs with some other
checks... using a proven, well-known technology like AskDNS seems a quick
and viable solution to me.

Unfortunately a personal RBL may not cover all the use cases I'm thinking
about and looking at the source code of a plugin that queries a sql or
redis server can be interesting.

Thank you
Francesco

On Tue, Jun 25, 2019 at 10:20 PM Matus UHLAR - fantomas <uh...@fantomas.sk>
wrote:

> >On Tue, 2019-06-25 at 11:09 -0500, David B Funk wrote:
> >> that's way overthinking it.
>
> On 25.06.19 17:55, Martin Gregorie wrote:
> >I agree, now that there's a configurable OSS dnsbl server available,
> >that using it is the obvious choice for dealing with a standalone list,
> >but the  OP did ask specifically about using database queries to
> >implement a blacklist, so I thought it was worthwhile to tell him what's
> >involved in doing that.
>
> No. The OP wanted to store data in DB to avoid restarting SA, not
> mentioning
> any other specific reason to use DB.
>
> using DNSBL does avoid restarting SA and does not require any plugin, which
> is a great advantage.
>
> we are trying to provide described requirements, while avoiding proposed
> complicated solutions.
>
> >For all I know the OP either has a similar archive or is intending to
> >implement one: searching for a specific message with a database tool is
> >a *lot* faster than ferreting through a set of very large mail folders
> >with your MUA, though of course the effort of creating and maintaining
> >the database, mail loader, query tools and SA plugin is non trivial.
>
> well, if THIS is the real reason...
>
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