On Thu, 2014-10-23 at 09:31 -0700, sah62 wrote: > With approximately two thousand new top-level domains > <https://gtldresult.icann.org/application-result/applicationstatus/viewstatus> > > in the queue for delegation this method of manually documenting validity is > not going to scale well. > Indeed, but so far I haven't seen any of them, apart from .eu, which is extensively used by the EU and its agencies so cannot be treated as 100% spam (I need to see EASA bulletins).
> blacklist_from *@*.link > Noted, but a lot of the .eu spam I've seen uses either forged addresses or the address of the bot-infested host in the headers. None of these are in the .EU TLD, which was only used in body text where the blacklist_from directive won't find it. This is also typical of spam that's pumped in via web forums. I'd expect .link and friends to be used in pretty much the same way. > This requires manual effort, too, but I can target it to specific problem > domains. > Sure, but the only answer for their use in body text is either a recently patched Perl module or the configurable list expected in SA 3.4.1. Martin
