List Mail User a écrit : > updated.by - check http://www.tld.by/cgi-bin/registry.cgi > > You'll see that update.by is a registered domain! Therefore > "updated.by" is indeed a URI. QED
the question is: if foo.example-DEMUNGED is listed in uribl/surbl, does that make it a bad string in mail? If it appears as http://somethin.foo.example-DEMUNGED, or even as a textual www.foo.example-DEMUNGED, we may consider it "risky" But if it appears as: telnet smtp.foo.example-DEMUNGED or Dec 26 23:41:53 bobo postfix/smtpd[7560]: connect from foo.example-DEMUNGED[192.0.2.56] ... then checking *BLs is questionable. There are more chances to block someone reporting a spammy session or asking for help than seeing a spammer advertize his site via a log line... I believe this is the most important issue that uribl encounters: is the URI used to advertize or is it an example/report/...? if we solve this, we'll feel very happy.
