Well you can further define the IP scheme of what you want to blacklist rather then just use the first octet like I do.
If only I could do this with snail mail. On 1/23/07, Roger E. Rustad, Jr. <[email protected]> wrote:
I'd like to use the aggressive blacklist IP ranges, and then just greylist them according to how reputable the blacklist is. Basically, if someone is on SpamHaus, I don't care if it takes them a day to send me an email. If, however, someone is on Earthlink or Yahoo! DSL, then I might only want them greylisted for 5 minutes. (That is, if I understand greylisting correctly) Many of my clients *do* work with ppl in Asia. One client is Korean owned, so lots of their investors are Asian and are most likely on blacklisted IP ranges. On 1/23/07, Chris Louden <[email protected]> wrote: > http://hcpnet.free.fr/milter-greylist/ is pretty good. It was referred > to me by a friend in the LVLUG and it is one of the links on the URL > you provided. I've started using my friends blacklist as well. He and > I share similar feelings on the subject. Basically I don't know anyone > in China, so why would I want to receive any email from there. Granted > this mentality will not work for everyone/business. > > Here is the blacklist in full > > ytbtravel.com REJECT #spammer > 24.132 REJECT #netherlands > 24.177.130 REJECT > 24.232 REJECT #lapnic > 58 REJECT #china > 59 REJECT #chinanet > 60 REJECT #china > 61 REJECT #india > 62 REJECT #ripe > 63.98.9 REJECT #uunet cts inc > 65.52 REJECT #microsoft > 65.53 REJECT #microsoft > 65.54 REJECT #microsoft > 65.55 REJECT #microsoft > 66.202 REJECT #choice one coomunications > 67.72.0 REJECT #tekfreeq sbc subnet > 67.52 REJECT #roadrunner > 67.53 REJECT #roadrunner > 69.10 REJECT #brazil > 69.15 REJECT #cbeyond.net - spammer > 70.84 REJECT #theplanet > 70.85 REJECT #theplanet > 70.86 REJECT #theplanet > 70.87 REJECT #theplanet > 71.9 REJECT #charter communications > 80 REJECT #RIPE > 81 REJECT #ripe > 82 REJECT #ripe > 83 REJECT #ripe > 84 REJECT #ripe > 85 REJECT #ripe > 86 REJECT #ripe > 87 REJECT #ripe > 88 REJECT #ripe gb > 125 REJECT #apnic > 138.217 REJECT #telstra internet australia > 144.133 REJECT #telstra australial > 160.80 REJECT #uniroma2.it > 164.77 REJECT #uruguay > 168.187 REJECT #kuwait > 168.234 REJECT #guatemala > 193 REJECT #ripe > 194 REJECT #ripe > 195 REJECT #ripe > 196.2.64.0/20 REJECT #afrinic > 196.203 REJECT #africa > 196.204 REJECT #afrinic > 196.33 REJECT #south africa > 196.34 REJECT #south africa > 196.36 REJECT #south africa > 196.38 REJECT #south africa > 196.39 REJECT #south africa > 196.205 REJECT #ripe afrinic > 200 REJECT #lacnic > 201 REJECT #lacnic > 202 REJECT #china > 203 REJECT #china > 205.177 REJECT #beyond the network america > 206.165 REJECT #globalcrossing - interop > 207.159.120 REJECT #iac search media (qwest) > 210 REJECT #apnic > 211 REJECT #apnic > 212 REJECT #ripe > 213 REJECT #ripe amsterdam > 216.82.116 REJECT > 217 REJECT #ripe > 218 REJECT #apnic > 219 REJECT #china > 220 REJECT #apnic > 221 REJECT #apnic > 222 REJECT #apnic > _______________________________________________ > 909linux mailing list > [email protected] > http://909linux.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/909linux > _______________________________________________ 909linux mailing list [email protected] http://909linux.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/909linux
