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From: Yusuf Goolamabbas (yusufgoutblaze.com)
Date: Sun Mar 03 2002 - 20:27:03 CST

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    > Ralf Hildebrandt wrote:
    > []
    > > > (thanks Maximiliano!). But this was manual actions, and who
    > > > knows how much traffic was generated by this whole day of
    > > > constant flood. Well, policy daemon may solve this situation
    > >
    > > Idea: Check logs for header_checks and body_checks rejections and
    > > report them automatically to ordb.org
    >
    > This will not work: it's open PROXIES, not open relays. Also, other
    > spam sources that has the same problem as I see here are not proxies
    > and not relays (just pure spam houses) -- for those, no automatic
    > testing can be performed, only manual blacklisting (or SPEWS listing
    > for that matter).

    There are rbl zones for listing open proxies and spam houses

    http://www.openrbl.org/ lists has a few of them. Maybe it might be
    useful to link this of Postfix's web page. That way, new postfix users
    would be better prepared

    Regards, Yusuf

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