Sheldon Hearn <sheldonh@???> wrote:
>
>Here's what I've added to my unroutable-nets file, which is used for
>the ignore_target_hosts option of the dnslookup router:
>[...]
>I wouldn't mind someone else maintaining and hosting this list
>somewhere. :-)
You seem to have missed a few. No need to maintain the list manually
if you apply a bit of automation (see below). Though I wonder if the
Vatican is the only special case...
194.205.62.122 # AC A
206.253.214.102 # CC A
206.191.159.103 # CC MX
64.94.110.11 # COM A
219.88.106.80 # CX A
202.128.12.163 # MP A
195.7.77.20 # MUSEUM A
64.94.110.11 # NET A
64.55.105.9 # NU A
212.181.91.6 # NU A
203.119.4.6 # PH A
194.205.62.62 # SH A
195.20.32.86 # TK A
195.20.32.83 # TK A
195.20.32.99 # TK MX
194.205.62.42 # TM A
216.35.187.246 # WS A
216.35.187.251 # WS MX
Tony.
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SHANNON: SOUTH OR SOUTHWEST 4 OR 5, OCCASIONALLY 6 AT FIRST. OCCASIONAL RAIN.
MODERATE.
#!/bin/sh -e
#
# Produce a list of addresses that should not be delivered to,
# because they are stupid top-level domain wildcard records.
#
# $Cambridge: hermes/exim/sbin/badtlds,v 1.1 2003/09/17 16:54:18 fanf2 Exp $
PROBE=ucam-testing-for-broken-wildcard-records-`date +%Y%m%d-%H%M%S`
# whitespace and not whitespace regex sets
WS='[ ]'
NWS='[^ ]'
list_records () {
local type domain regex
type=$1 domain=$2 regex=$3
dig $type $domain 2>/dev/null |
sed "/^$regex$WS/!d
/$WS$type$WS/!d
s/.*$WS\($NWS$NWS*\)\$/\1/"
}
list_mxes () {
local mx re
list_records MX $1 $2 |
sed 'h;s/\./[.]/g;G;s/\n/ /' |
while read re mx
do
list_records A $mx $re
done
}
# We use root server f (run by the good guys at the ISC) to get a list
# of top-level domains.
#
# We manually exclude the Vatican (VA) from the stupid list because
# their wildcard MXs include real MXs for their subdomains.
#
dig @f.root-servers.net. axfr . |
sed '/^\([A-Z][A-Z]*\)[ ].*/!d;s//\1/;/VA/d' |
sort -u |
while read TLD
do
domain="$PROBE.$TLD."
regex="$PROBE[.]$TLD[.]"
list_records A $domain $regex |
sed "s/.*/& # $TLD A/"
list_mxes $domain $regex |
sed "s/.*/& # $TLD MX/"
done
