At 10:29 AM -0700 7/17/02, Mark Strom wrote:
Hi Mark,
>This list is great as well. Dumb question though--can the quoted web sites
>be left at the end of each DNS RBL listing when entered? I entered them
Yes ... this is the response that will be sent to anyone whose mail has bounced.
>this way and they stuck, but I just want to make sure they'll still work (no
>spam has come through *yet* today that has invoked any of them).
These services just tag each match with a code (127.0.0.2 onwards). Add the following
line to the top of your blacklist to reject them all, or follow the explanation links
to figure out which types of spam you want to reject.
127.0.0.2-127.0.0.255 ; blacklist all DNSBL matches!
- Paul
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