Rick Klinge wrote: >> Rick Klinge wrote: >>> I'm noticing that if an ip address is listed within the >>> 'denySMTPConnectionsFrom' that it is still getting populated in the >>> 'exportExtremeFile'. My question is; doesn't the connection get >>> dropped 1st if the connecting mta's ip is listed in the >>> 'denySMTPConnectionsFrom'? >>> >> Yes it should and i don't see this behavior at all on my >> servers. Could the entries have been before the IPs were >> added tot he deny file? What format are you putting them in >> the deny file as? >> >> Kevin >> > > I've cleared the 'exportExtremeFile' and it still populates with entries > that are already within the 'denySMTPConnectionsFrom'. The format of the > ip's I've put into the 'denySMTPConnectionsFrom' is like this: > > 72.5.52. > 72.5.52.150 > 72.5.52.151 > 72.52.73. > 72.52.73.112 > 72.52.73.119 > 72.52.73.138 > 72.52.73.83 > 72.52.82. > 72.52.82.68 > 72.52.82.73
You have some superfluous entries there. "72.52.82." will block "72.52.82.68" and "72.52.82.73" > I have noticed in the logs that it appears to be working: > > Apr-18-07 15:42:51 Connection from 64.76.231.152:57708 rejected by > denySMTPConnectionsFrom I just ran a few searches and can't find any entries from my Deny file in my exported extreme. What do you have 'PenaltyLog' set to? Kevin ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by DB2 Express Download DB2 Express C - the FREE version of DB2 express and take control of your XML. No limits. Just data. Click to get it now. http://sourceforge.net/powerbar/db2/ _______________________________________________ Assp-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/assp-user
