Hello! Vernon, I apologize for the long silence. Christmas holidays and etc, you know ...
Vernon Schryver wrote: > After I wrote a bunch of code and started to test it, I realized > this is an even bigger mess than I thought. Yes, I understand the problem. >> --- >> DNSBL helper URL \208\210\201\215\197\212.\210\198 >> gethostbyname(\208\210\201\215\197\212.\210\198.dbl.spamhaus.org): Unknown >> host\n Well, then can you turn these domain names into something that can be added to the DNSBL? Without trying to guess the encoding. For for example: \208\210\201\215\197\212.\210\198.dbl.spamhaus.org to 208-210-201-215-197-212.210-198.dbl.spamhaus.org then I can add a bad domain in different encodings to my own DBL. And how about: (tested on dcc-1.3.133 but not on dcc-1.3.135) 1. With the URL DNSBL turned on, the accepted messages are beginning to fall into the log directory. dccifd run as: -tBody,100,100 -tFuz1,300,300 --- ### end of message body ######################## 1ono1W DNSBL answer from 127.0.0.1,58128 dccifd global-log X-DCC-xxx-Metrics: xxx 1001; Body=1 Fuz1=2 Body: cb4c39b9 4e9444cb 564ce27f 2e04b9a7 0 100 Fuz1: 94b330da 59c5b632 b59b72b7 da021f47 1 300 result: accept --- Is there any way to disable logging accepted messages? 2. --- gethostbyname(xxxxxx-xxxxx.ru...dbl.spamhaus.org): Unknown server error --- Is it possible to add the magic that would cut off the dot-garbage at the end of domains? Because many email clients do such domains clickable for users. =kostik _______________________________________________ DCC mailing list [email protected] http://www.rhyolite.com/mailman/listinfo/dcc
