Ted Cooper wrote:
> Darton Williams wrote:
>> It would probably be best to do this directly in SA by increasing the
>> score for the NO_RDNS rule in your local.cf, e.g.:
>>
>> score NO_RDNS 5.0
>>
>> The default is 0.5.
>
> Isn't it RDNS_NONE? default of 0.1 in SA 3.2.3
>
> And yep, way OT for this list :)
Yes, my SpamAssassin 3.2 has RDNS_NONE, default 0.1 as you dscribe.
Looking for it I also found RDNS_DYNAMIC, which I think I may increase
from its current default score of 0.1 as well (may need monitoring
though).
If you want something internal to Exim (getting almost back on track!)
you could do something like this (or the bits you need):
# Check to see if the sending host has a rDNS PTR - never mind whether
# it matches the forward lookup - and log/add header/set flag if not.
warn condition = ${lookup
dnsdb{ptr=$sender_host_address}{false}{true}}
message = X-staffs-no-rdns: true
log_message = There is no reverse DNS on $sender_host_address
set ACL_NO_REVERSE_DNS = triggered
(where ACL_NO_REVERSE_DNS is a macro for one of the acl_m* variables)
Regards
Richard
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