Butler, Chad(cbutler@???)@2002.06.10 14:58:55 +0000:
> This is my first post to this list, and I should forewarn you that I am by
> no means an Exim expert. Please excuse my ignorance.
>
> I have been using Exim for some time now with no problems whatsoever. Now I
> would like to expand our usage of it to allow filtering based on the RBL.
> The documentation seems to be fairly straight-forward, but I have one point
> of uncertainty I'm hoping to receive guidance on. I would like to begin
> using the RBL selectively with a handful of users at first and then later
> include all users at their request. It looks like I can do this by
> specifying all users with the recipients_reject_except tag. There are
> roughly 100 users that I would want to do this for. Is there a way to point
> this tag to a file, or can I just include a list separated by commas? Is
> there a better way to do this? Any advice would be appreciated.
>
> Regards,
>
> Chad Butler
>
Go ahead and add an rbl_domains list, but you may wish exim to put a
warning in the email instead of reject it outright at first. Then let the
users determine in a .forward exim filter file if they wish to /dev/null
the email.
rbl_domains = relays.ordb.org/warn : relays.osirusoft.com/warn
rbl_log_headers
And, of course, there are other methods of spam prevention. Look into
spamassassin for nice and neat results. Using host_reject is another
method which rejects based on IP address/range.
Personally, I may be on the extreme side of spam prevention getting inside
my domain.
receiver_verify
sender_verify
headers_check_syntax
headers_sender_verify
sender_reject_recipients = ! /etc/exim/whitelist : \
dbm;/etc/exim/spammers.db
host_reject = dbm;/etc/exim/LARTed.db
My spammers file and LARTed list may be found at
http://www.smnolde.com:7080/exim/
BTW - spamassassin does rbl checks against osirusoft.com, too, but against
all the headers in the email, making it doubler-plus good.
YMMV
- Scott
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Scott Nolde
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