Tere. > I thought I could use a shell script hooked to a honeypot address to > collect all the domains resolving to this IP, and use milter-regex to > reject the messages containing the URL containing them, but it still > looks rather unefficient. > > Don't You use some other anti-spam tool? I don't, as I haven't found any good and fast and nonperl based software. Dspam is close, but I haven't yet figured out how to set it up with global quarantine. Now, the sendmail with rbl -s + milter-greylist works pretty fine for me, however I'm also interested some more protection, about Your idea, maybe some procmail filter which parses the url and adds this to milter-greylist -s blacklist (we do need something like this) also will work. But this isn't actually the solution, as You told, all messages are different, so You catch the ip addresses which never return anyway. -- Sysadmin
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Re: [milter-greylist] URL filtering?
2006-07-31 by Sysadmin
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