Hello! Vernon Schryver wrote: > Maintaining a DNSBL for non-standard or old standard (i.e. not UTF8) > URLs in spam is expensive. Such spam often uses "throw-away" domain > names that are used for only a short time.
I agree, it is reasonable. I'll try to solve my problem as something else. > Those messages were logged only with -Bset:debug=2 or higher. In > version 1.3.135 I changed them to be logged only with -Bset:debug=3 > or higher. They should be logged when you are trying to figure out > the results of checking a URL and especially why a second instance > of a URL in a mail message hits the per-message cache and is not checked. Cool. Works for me. Thank you. >> 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. Here are a few examples (1.3.135): --- gethostbyname(.adobe.com.dbl.spamhaus.org): Unknown server error --- And a lot of notes like: --- DNSBL invalid domain name "www.xxxxxxxx.ru," DNSBL invalid domain name "my.xxxxxx.ru)" DNSBL invalid domain name "dev.xxxxx.com:" DNSBL invalid domain name "love.xxxxxxx.ru;" --- And like: --- DNSBL invalid domain name "news.cxxxxx.comid=xxxxxx" DNSBL invalid domain name "click.game.e.xxxxx.comqs=b4d958295xx" --- Looks like a sign of the beginning of a query string missing: news.cxxxxx.comid=xxxxxx -> news.cxxxxx.com?id=xxxxxx (but I do not know whether it was in the raw message) =kostik _______________________________________________ DCC mailing list [email protected] http://www.rhyolite.com/mailman/listinfo/dcc
