Felix Schwarz wrote: > > Mar Matthias Darin wrote: >> I have written an antispam tool called DynaStop for Exim/procmail >> users that use DSpam. DynaStop can be used to train DSpam for mail >> that contains Dynamic IP addresses. (...) > > I'm quite interested in blocking/recognizing dynamic ip addresses from > spam bots. One thing is not clear to me: How did you get the list of > dynamic ip addresses? Can this list be uses as dns black list to block > dynamic clients entirely?
And why would you want to do that? There's quite a few out there using dynamic IP's for their servers. I would even go so far as to say that the legal uses by far outnumbers the spammers. /Lars
