Hi,
I'm using the all-list.dat from may 2007. Occasionaly I was checking the
declude junkmail logs to see if any new problems with unknown networks would
arise.
But today I found out that information is not in the Declude log at level high.
In the headers of a mail I found:
X-Country-Chain:
Just a quick question I have noticed that these PDF files all have the
following string in the first line is there something I am missing ? I have
been using it to catch these spams any thoughts ?
BODY 3 PCRE
(JVBERi0xLjMgCjEgMCBvYmoKPDwKPj4KZW5kb2JqCjIgMCBvYmo)
Use caution. The first part of the PDF file is common to many PDF files and coding for that will lead to false positives.
The PDFs we're seeing are essentially boiler plate up to the first 12 lines (or so) of base64 encoded data, then there are some variable segments where the image display
The corrupt RIPE data should be referring to 145.53.30.139. Though if you go
to www.ripe.net and do a search, 145.53.0.0/16 is listed as belonging to Planet
Technologies with an email address of [EMAIL PROTECTED] and being in The
Netherlands. Which is essentially the same as the listing for
Hi,
I understand the dynamic nature of the network assingments. That was why I
wrote part 2 of my message. I like to have a way to see how many errors I get
about corrupt data. If it's just a few per week, no problem. If it gets to be
sever a day maybe it's time for a new all_list.dat. Right
I believe that the data isn't actually corrupt.
The crux of the issue:
What R Scott Perry objected to when he was the sole programmer was that
the EU is a political body, and that the RIPE data should be stating the
exact country that the IP allocation is in. If the IP is in the
Netherlands,
For those using invURIBL with Declude we have released an update today.
For more information
http://www.invariantsystems.com/invuribl/
Any questions let me know,
Darrell
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