> I did a local DNS query: > > dig somedomain.com.multi.surbl.org a > > If you get NXDOMAIN then it's not listed. > > > Do you know a way to see result for each test (PH, OB, etc ... ) ? > > dig somedomain.com.multi.surbl.org txt > > will show the lists; so will the lookup page, and so will: > > spamassassin -D < some_message_in_a_file
Thanks a lot for the tip with dig. That's what I was looking for. > There's usually some DNS service on the box or on your local > or ISP network. If you're on a Unix/Linux/BSD box it's > usually called 'named'. As long as DNS isn't doing anything > unusual, then it's a non-issue. Just use normal, default DNS > service if your message volume is less than 100k to 250k per day. And for dns, I'm sorry, I typed it too fast and when I meant no 'dns' i also meant no 'named' process. On this box, i've tried :# dig nortel.com.multi.surbl.org a And it returned me NXDOMAIN as you said, so I guess it may not be a dns problem on this box. (the DNS serveur answering is my ISP's). I think i'm gonna update Spamassassin anyway, it should be a good reason to do it. Thanks for all this goods anwsers ! P.S : sorry Jeff if you receive this Email twice
