Hi Thomas,

The solution you provided for senderscore didn't work either.

I used the 13 lines to block 0->30 but in the logs I see things like:

Jul-20-16 10:19:48 [Worker_2] RBL: stored <127.0.4.99> for 
score.senderscore.com in results
Jul-20-16 10:19:52 [Worker_2] Got 8 answers, 8 replies and 1 hits after 4 
seconds for RBL checks on '91.211.240.170'  
Jul-20-16 10:19:52 [Worker_2] Got OK replies from (psbl.surriel.com 
bl.scientificspam.net bl.spamcop.net b.barracudacentral.org zen.spamhaus.org 
cidr.bl.mcafee.com dnsbl.justspam.org) - NOTOK replies from 
(score.senderscore.com) for RBL on '91.211.240.170' 


----- Original Message -----
From: Thomas Eckardt
[mailto:thomas.ecka...@thockar.com]
To: For Users of ASSP
[mailto:assp-user@lists.sourceforge.net]
Sent: Mon, 18 Jul 2016 14:42:58
+0100
Subject: Re: [Assp-user] DNSBL score.senderscore.com


> >I want to block scores 0->30.
> 
> 30 will be difficult - use 31 instead. ASSP supports only qualified 
> definitions or bitmask definitions - both with or without wildcards.
> You should read carefully the GUI for 'RBLServiceProvider'.
> 
> all values from 32 to 100 have set bit 6 (32) and/or bit 7 (64) - which 
> makes it possible to use bitmasks
> 
> score.senderscore.com=>127.0.4.M128=>0   - to make sure only value from 0 
> to 31 are scored - if 100 is the highest returned value, skip this line
> score.senderscore.com=>127.0.4.M64=>0
> score.senderscore.com=>127.0.4.M32=>0
> score.senderscore.com=>127.0.4.*=>XXX  -  value high enough to block for 0 
> to 31
> 
> This results in    3 x 128 + 1   or    2 x 128 + 1    RBL entries.
> 
> you may also define the reverse logic using all values from 0 to 30 with 
> some wildcards but without expensive bitmasks
> 
> score.senderscore.com=>127.0.4.0=>xxx
> score.senderscore.com=>127.0.4.1=>xxx
> score.senderscore.com=>127.0.4.2=>xxx
> score.senderscore.com=>127.0.4.3=>xxx
> score.senderscore.com=>127.0.4.4=>xxx
> score.senderscore.com=>127.0.4.5=>xxx
> score.senderscore.com=>127.0.4.6=>xxx
> score.senderscore.com=>127.0.4.7=>xxx
> score.senderscore.com=>127.0.4.8=>xxx
> score.senderscore.com=>127.0.4.9=>xxx
> score.senderscore.com=>127.0.4.1?=>xxx
> score.senderscore.com=>127.0.4.2?=>xxx
> score.senderscore.com=>127.0.4.30=>xxx
> 
> These are only 13 RBL entries - much better for assp, a little more work 
> for you.
> 
> 
> Thomas
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Von:    "Andy Knuts" <a...@knuts.be>
> An:     assp-user@lists.sourceforge.net
> Datum:  18.07.2016 13:26
> Betreff:        [Assp-user] DNSBL score.senderscore.com
> 
> 
> 
> The RBL score.senderscore.com returns 127.0.4.X where X is a score from 0 
> to 100.
> I want to block scores 0->30.
> So 127.0.4.0 -> 127.0.4.30.
> 
> Does ASSP support some regexp or something to match for these return 
> values? Or how am I supposed to configure this correctly.
> 
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