Bernd Wurst writes:
Hi.On Saturday 05 September 2009, Sam Varshavchik wrote:• DROP options for couriertcpd, set in the esmtpd configuration file: drop connections from blacklisted IP addresses, rather than accepting connections and rejecting all mail from them.Did I get this right that this is just a "binary" switch to change the behaviour when the "BLOCK" variable is set?If that's true, I would suggest to chnage this slightly so that both things can be done (use seperate variables).The reason for this suggestion: When any false positive entry is on the list, then a DROP'ed connection is just a temporary error. The sender does receive a message like "tried to often, receiver unreachable" after several days. When BLOCK'ing as before, He get's a 5xx error immediately, that tells him what is wrong (as I give some hint in the custom block message).I would be glad to DROP connections from some really obvious DNSBLs but dropping all of them is not good for me.
You can do that. The -drop parameter takes an argument, a variable name. Change your -block parameter so that a hit on those DNSBLs sets a different variable, such as BLOCK2, then pass -drop=BLOCK2.
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