Alessandro Vesely writes:
I guess those are the “_IP”, “_TXT”, and “_ZONE” variables mentioned in http://www.courier-mta.org/couriertcpd.html#idm255210593888For whitelists, Courier adds an Authentication-Result: dnswl=pass header field.It could do the same for blacklists. However, "dnsbl=pass" would sound ambiguous to me. Some different code, such as "dnsbl=bad", may be clearer.
Right. I forgot about it, but some time ago something very similar to this was implemented.
Appending ALLOW_0=BLOCK2to the esmtpd configuration file, and restarting, should end up with this stuff getting recorded in the headers.
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