I have been running test on this BL for a few weeks now.. I have also been tracking those spam messages that seem to slip through via a mysql db.. the dsbl.org BL has seemed to cut about 30% of the remaining out.. Any is better than none.. Also, I have been considering bringing up a couple of ##.countries.nerd.dk. blackholes.us has a few country Blackholes available as well. Seems like some are having to resort to these and my mysql stats are showing a few countries and ISPs responsible for 90% of the remaining. In particular I would like to point out Deutsche Telekom AG in Germany.. Its really sad that more BLs have not listed them yet..
Danny On 20/Apr/2004 16:14:36, Dave Culbertson wrote: > For those of you, like myself, who have been running DNSBL on your server, I > wondered why certain messages were getting through to my customers. It turns out > that more and more of these spammers are using "Open Proxy" servers. I have added > the list.dsbl.org into my black list line and now get substancially less spam > messages of the "open proxy" variety. Try it and see what you experience. > > Dave Culbertson > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe please go to http://www.sambar.ch/list/ > > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe please go to http://www.sambar.ch/list/
