Using filtering, headers test should work.  This is a snippet of mine:

I call this, risk-mail.txt. I penalize domains for which have sent spam. Thus, if they fail other tests, enough points are scored and they get hit. If an actual user on these networks tries to send normal email, the will get a light score and thus will be delivered. This is mainly useful for spambots or zombies.

SKIPIFWEIGHT 16
STOPATFIRSTHIT

REVDNS  3 CONTAINS  bermudy.net
REVDNS  3 CONTAINS  .cable.mindspring.com
REVDNS  10 CONTAINS  hygscarves.com
REVDNS  5 CONTAINS  moneynowllc.com
REVDNS  5 CONTAINS  .btnaccess.net

So, if you had a list of ips... you would add these lines:
HEADERS  5 CONTAINS  xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

where xxx = ip address.

It is my understanding the REVDNS check does not test any other IP than the server that handed off email to your server. v 1.82 that is...

I tested this by adding my workstation IP to an IPFILE and it didn't fail the test, although it is listed in the headers. Only the IP of the foreign server connecting to the declude server will be checked.

Thus, the example filter file above is your solution. It will catch that unwanted IP anywhere in the headers no matter how many servers they relay through.

Travis



----- Original Message ----- From: "Nick Hayer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, November 08, 2005 9:12 AM
Subject: Re: [Declude.JunkMail] ipfile


Travis Sullivan wrote:

It is my understanding that it's just the sending IP, the last server that connects to your server.

So can there be a way to filter [detect] on the other ip's contained in the route? for example:

Host > MTA(1)  >  MTA(2) > MTA(3).
Now MTA(2) is a forwarder and I would like to know that. Can that info be captured? I've tested it with a HEADERS CONTAINS and an ipfile without success. Or so it seems :) Maybe there is %hop% variable?

Thanks!

-Nick



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