Sam,

This sounds like a good idea.  Unfortunately I have limited bandwidth to 
offer an RHSBL service on my domain.

I currently have the big providers whitelisted from their RDNS but still 
run all emails through spamassassin.  Is this a bad idea and should I 
have these configured differently?  If not, should hunter_seeker used 
rdns whitelist instead of using the unblacklistable file?

Gary

On 08/13/2013 11:02 AM, Sam Clippinger wrote:
> I don't update mine very often at all; I think I've only added a couple 
> within the last year.  (Some of the original scripts I wrote in 2007 still 
> catch sites today -- I guess spammers just don't update their websites.)  I 
> could post my current filters somewhere if you'd like to see them, but I 
> agree it would be neat to create some sort of centralized repository.  I 
> suppose the cleverest thing would be for someone to host an RHSBL based on 
> results from the script.  I have about 100K blacklisted domains I could 
> contribute...
>
> My unblacklistable domains list is pretty basic as well, mostly big providers 
> (AOL, GMail, Hotmail, etc) plus a few (about a dozen) I've added when people 
> have been blocked accidentally.
>
> -- Sam Clippinger
>
>
>
>
> On Aug 13, 2013, at 8:39 AM, Gary Gendel wrote:
>
>> Sam,
>>
>> I just started playing with your hunter-seeker script.  Is there a
>> repository where the latest hunter-seeker filters can be downloaded?  I
>> don't know how often you and others update them, but new filters would
>> be a nice thing to share. Also, any unblacklistable domains that have
>> been collected would be nice to share.
>>
>> Gary
>>
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