Is there a simple way that anyone uses to basically setup a map as a sort of fake RBL for post screen scoring?
I’d like to score most of these new TLDs, for example, but I am not necessarily willing to simply blacklist them all (I am blacklisting .top because so far it’s been 100% spam) especially since going forward they will start generating ham sometime next decade. It seems that if I put them into a local map that gave them a score of +4 to start off with they would all end up being effectively blocked, but as they started to appear in the lists like list.dnswl.org or dwl.spamhaus.org those scores would get offset. postscreen_dnsbl_sites: Optional list of DNS white/blacklist domains, filters and weight factors. So I’m guessing some sort of map there is not allowed where I could create a file dnsrbl: .top 127.0.0.5 .science 127.0.0.3 .eu 127.0.0.3 And have something like hash:/path/to/dnsrbl=127.0.0.4*6 hash:/path/to/dnsrbl=127.0.0.3*4 In postscreen_dnsbl_sites And that I would have to setup an actual rbl on the local DNS which isn’t possible because I am not looking at the IP addresses of the domains, but only at their .tlds. The point is I’d like to give these TLDs a spammish weight that CAN be overcome if the TLD improves in the future, rather than just a reject via a mechanism like helo_checks helo_checks.pcre:/.*\.top$/ REJECT TOP TLD is spammy -- 'They were myths and they were real,' he said loudly. 'Both a wave and a particle.' --Guards! Guards!
