On 11/4/19 5:34 PM, Mr. Courtney Creighton wrote:
How did you land on DenyStrict? Did you find the same thing I did,
that the less strict blocking didn't appear to work for you?
Actually, I don't remember.
I've been using ASSP since the original author was supporting it (John
Hanna).
Doug
Hi Doug,
Yep, so you're using the Strict IP blocking option. Which is also what I
am using now, because it is apparently what works.
Is there a reason you're not using the basic IP block
(denySMTPConnectionsFrom) function, which has a block file named
blockip.txt by default? How did you
>>> Is anyone using (denySMTPConnectionsFrom)? I've always had it off
Yes. I have a text file located in the files directory called denyalways.txt.
This is populated with CIDR notations. My log entry shows below on a match:
[denyalways.txt]
85.30.192.0/18 # AS42610 RU/RU NCNET-AS
Hello all,
Is anyone using (denySMTPConnectionsFrom)? I've always had it off, but
recently tried it to use it to block some especially egregious,
high-volume spam that was slipping through the filters from the same
netblocks, but I couldn't get it to activate and block anything from
those
