>I had hoped that their was a more convenient way of blocking IPs to
>SMTP than having to enter hundreds of CLASS C ranges via the itsy
>bitsy "Access control" dialog window. Where and how does IMail
>maintain these IPs?
registry? Too bad it's not in a text file like kill files and
mailing list files. Then you could do a batch file like:
echo "ip.ad.re.ss/32 deny" >> accesscontrol.lst
echo "ip.ad.re.0/24 deny" >> accesscontrol.lst
>Can one use a sledgehammer approach by using Notepad to enter the
>IPs, as one does with the kill.lst file?
I guess the kill.lst file is editable like lists.lst files. Haven't tried it.
>Entering IPs ranges via "Access control" dialog window is slow.
To say nothing about not being scriptable.
Len
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