W dniu 2015-06-28 o 15:57, Axb pisze: > On 28.06.2015 15:17, Marcin Mirosław wrote: >> Hi! >> I've got simple rule with eval:check_uridnsbl to make check against own >> uribl. And notice that uribl strips subdomains from uri so instead >> querying for sub4.sub3.sub2.sub1.org.myuribl spamassassin makes query >> for sub1.org.myuribl. But I prefer to query for full domain, without any >> striping. Doc says: >> " Note that hostnames are stripped from the domain used in the URIBL >> lookup" >> How can I change this behavior in my rule? > Using the URIBL plugin you can't unless you use > util_rb_2tld / util_rb_3tld to create pseudo TLDs. > >> And why URIBL strips not only hostname but all subdomains level above > foo.tld? > > efficiency - there are probablky few cases where you want to list the > subdomain chain and not the parent domain and spend time chasing the > subdomains. > > if theres's a domain which you don't want to list but only its > subdomains you can add it as "util_rb_2tld example.net" to a local rules > file. Your URI bl will then contain subdomains. > > or: look into the ASKDns plugin which allows you do all kinds of magic > around DNS queries.
Thanks for tips. ASKDns looks good for me but I have no idea how build rule for querying for all URIs inside email. askdns LR_TEST <what should I put here?> A /127\.0\.0\2/
