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From: | Dan Nelson |
Subject: | Re: Version 0.3.0 Released |
Date: | Wed, 9 Feb 2005 21:42:59 -0600 |
User-agent: | Mutt/1.5.6i |
In the last episode (Feb 10), Carl Brewer said:
Dan, this bounced back from your email address with the following : stark.vivitec.com.au. The Postfix program<address@hidden>: host email1.allantgroup.com[199.67.51.115] said: 550 5.0.0 <address@hidden>... Korea blocked due to SpamKorea?! We're in Melbourne, Australia. I can only assume that allantgroup's not running spamassassin, but some broken RBL stuff? :) My relay host is stark.vivitec.com.au. by day, which is most definatly not in Korea (211.26.251.45)
That was due to an overly-general access.db entry. I had put blocks on 210/8 and 211/8 around 4 years ago because of all the spam coming from compromised machines in KRNIC-controlled address space. Apparently APNIC has since given part of those netblocks to Australian ISPs. I still get ~300 spams a day blocked by this, so I wish I could leave it in... Too bad there isn't a SpamAssassin rule that triggers on IPs with no reverse DNS, as it looks like all of the Korean spam falls under this category. -- Dan Nelson address@hidden
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