On Tue, Jul 22, 2003 at 11:44:38AM -0700, Justin Mason wrote:
> It works like:
> header CHECK_DNSBL_NAME rbleval:check_rbl('setname', 'zone')
> describe CHECK_DNSBL_NAME Insert CHECK_DNSBL_NAME description here
> tflags CHECK_DNSBL_NAME net
> header CHECK_RESULTS rbleval:check_rbl_results_for('setname', '127.0.0.4')
> describe CHECK_RESULTS Insert CHECK_RESULTS description here
> score CHECK_RESULTS 5 5 5 5
> The setname must match between the two -- as it's used to match one with
> the other. SpamAssassin must be running without the -L switch.
> If *any* A record exists in the zone, CHECK_DNSBL_NAME will fire -- so
> you may need to set its score to 0.001 so it does not incur a hit,
> if you don't want it to. Then CHECK_RESULTS will run after that
> and examine the exact IP returned.
> Note that your example used bl.odot.org and cbl.odot.org; this could
> explain the failure assuming it wasn't a typo ;)
> BTW, in 2.60, it looks like someone renamed
> rbleval:check_rbl_results_for() -- it now seems to be called
> rbleval:check_rbl_sub(). (this was probably not a good idea for backwards
> compat reasons.)
A-*Ha*! And then each header is checked against the DNSbl named
'zone', I take it, with IP addresses of the form a.b.c.d being
reversed to d.c.b.a first, so that the lookup is done against
d.c.b.a.zone.
TYVM. My search for doc on this apparently sidestepped something
important. Got a pointer?
The "cbl"/"bl" thing was a typo, actually. Too much hurry.
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