Edward Milstein eddiem5 at yahoo.com
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On Tue Feb 20 17:46:15 UTC 2007, Edward Milstein eddiem5 at yahoo.com wrote:
> Do you mind sharing how you implemented the drop list as a access.db
> filter?? How did you represent the various network blocks??
No. I don't mind, but the resulting access file is about 1650 lines long
and would be of no interest to anyone who does not run sendmail. If you
desire then I will send it to you as an attachment.
the access.db does not handle CIDRs so one has to convert the DROP list to
all of the included B or C netblocks. For example something like
A.B.64.0/21
would result in access entries:
# A.B.64.0/21 - Spamhaus DROP entry
A.B.64 REJECT
A.B.65 REJECT
A.B.66 REJECT
A.B.67 REJECT
A.B.68 REJECT
A.B.69 REJECT
A.B.70 REJECT
A.B.71 REJECT
Regards,
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