On Sun, 2016-05-01 at 10:57 +0200, Leon Fauster wrote:
> blacklisting is not a good practice, use the suggested whitelist ...
I disagree from practical experience. My Exim mail servers (MTAs)
refused connections from 'amateur' mail senders such as:-
*dynamic.163data.com.cn
*airtelbroadband.in
*adsl.alicedsl.de
*dynamic.se.alltele.net
*alshamil.net.ae
*adsl.anteldata.net.uy
*aphie.info
*pools.arcor-ip.net
*static.arcor-ip.net
*as9105.com
*as13285.net
*as43234.net
et cetera
and from professional spammers
*compute.amazonaws.com
*isp.att.net
*bmsend.com
*chtah.com
*chtah.net
*descene.org
*dmdelivery.com
*dnsinspect.com
*edmspread.com
*emsmtp.com
*emsmtp.us
*everydayedeals.com
et cetera
My philosophy is not to be a willing victim of spam and other unwanted
time-wasting junk. It is only when concerned citizens like Alice (in)
Wonder(land) critically re-examine the status quo, and the justification
for it, that things may improve.
Mankind never advances when there is no questioning of established
practises.
--
Regards,
Paul.
England, EU. England's place is in the European Union.
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