> >>Thinking one step bigger, it would be even better to feed >this a file. This >>way maybe SURBL can create a file for the top hit legit >domains. Then using >>SARE and RDJ, people could update that. This would reduce a >lot of traffic >>and time. > >Wait, now you're bringing SURBL into this.. are you talking >normal DNSRBLS, >or URIDNSBLS? Or both?
Dang my brain!!! I meant URIDNSBLS!! Freaking too many abreviations in my head :) > >Was the whitelist you were referring to really the SURBL >server-side whitelist? Yes! But local SURBL whitelists are needed to reduce traffic and time. > >>This might also help with the mysterious bug we have seen >where some local >>domains are being flagged as SURBL hit, when they aren't in >SURBL. Perhaps >>whitelisting local domains so they are skipped would do away >with this. > >Agreed.. It would provide users a short-term fix, although really the >problem does need to be rooted out at some point.. > >>Thoughts, suggestions, or coffee? > >All of the above? Pouring a cup right NOW! --Chris
