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Kris Deugau schrieb: |> I appreciate the advice to hack our DNS configuration, but I'd prefer |> to keep all my SpamAssassin tweaks in the SpamAssassin config file and |> not have to document and (subsequently remember to actually look at |> the documentation ;) ) that I had to hack DNS as well. | | Well, if you're keeping a local mirror of the zone, it makes sense to | tweak your DNS to return local data on queries to the "real" zone, | because what if someone decides later on to add a DNSBL check in | sendmail? What if someone finds some other use in some other place for I *strongly* support Kris' advice. We see an awful lot of misconfigurations of people who use their rsync'ed copy of dnswl.org data *without* configuring their DNS servers. Yes, I'm aware that - especially in company environments - it can be tedious (often, at least network and mail teams need to talk to each other...), but it is indispensible to get this right -- otherwise, the whole rsync'ing exercise provides more trouble(shooting) than it's worth. - -- Matthias, for dnswl.org -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.6 (Darwin) iD8DBQFHmuijxbHw2nyi/okRApkqAKC606su45A7396ycEC5p9EEdrc1QACfZOVT Eu/hNFg6qPNfGevQ/5qtvXY= =YF4Y -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
