Ralf Hildebrandt schrieb:
* Ralf Hildebrandt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Is there a readily available list of domain parking services for use
with
check_recipient_mx_access $default_database_type:/etc/postfix/parked_domains
check_sender_mx_access    $default_database_type:/etc/postfix/parked_domains

Right now I have but one entry:

82.98.86.163    REJECT Parked at sedoparking.com

No takers? I mean, this is interesting stuff, since with it you're
able to block mal from/to typoed domains...

My users do that typosquatting stuff all the time :)

82.98.86.163    REJECT Die Domain an die Sie zu schreiben versuchen ist bei 
sedoparking.com geparkt.
82.98.86.178    REJECT Die Domain an die Sie zu schreiben versuchen ist bei 
sedoparking.com geparkt.
82.98.86.167    REJECT Die Domain an die Sie zu schreiben versuchen ist bei 
sedoparking.com geparkt.
82.98.85.212    REJECT Die Domain an die Sie zu schreiben versuchen ist Open 
Domain Limited geparkt.
66.98.242.165   REJECT Die Domain an die Sie zu schreiben versuchen ist geparkt.


Hi Ralf,
are you really sure that sedo parked domain
never have mx records?

And why not asking sedo about a list, as i remember
in the past sedo is very friendly and it should
be in their matter too, not to produce
unneeded and unwanted ( perhaps faked )
smtp traffic

perhaps  a good choice would be to include

a spf record like

domainparked.de.      IN TXT     "v=spf1 -all"

( this means domain sends no mail in my understanding)

in their domains and/or

a mx like this in dns

domainparked.de.     MX 0 .

( some people may not like this)

perhaps sedo would do this
( can be easily done via batch to their parked zones in dns
and shouldnt have any costs to them )

, these entries should be enough
for postfix(spf) to reject mails from/to these
domains and have not the need for building access lists
am i right here ?


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Best Regards

MfG Robert Schetterer

Germany/Munich/Bavaria

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