Rick Klinge wrote: > >> 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 >> > > Yes. Manual entries of the denySMTPConnectionsFrom' then I block the class C > for that network. Should I remove the superfluous entries? I don't know > what you mean by 'PenaltyLog'?
You can remove the superfluous entries if you like, they don't hurt but it would clean up the file IMHO. 'PenaltyLog' is the logging setting for the penalty box in ASSP, the penalty box is what populates the exported extreme so I asked what logging you had enabled for that so I could then ask you to check the PB logs for the IPs in question. 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
