reference:spamrules_statement_dnsbl
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| reference:spamrules_statement_dnsbl [2011/08/31 16:20] – created simon | reference:spamrules_statement_dnsbl [2020/10/23 17:07] (current) – [Example] paul | ||
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| The **DNSBL** statement requires a hostname, DNSBL zone and variable name, in the format | The **DNSBL** statement requires a hostname, DNSBL zone and variable name, in the format | ||
| DNSBL < | DNSBL < | ||
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| + | **See also** | ||
| + | * [[spamrules_statement_startdnsbl|StartDNSBL]] - Can be used in advance of **DNSBL** being called, to improve script efficiency | ||
| =====Example===== | =====Example===== | ||
| - | The following example returns the result of the DNS blacklist lookup into the ${dnsresult} variable | + | The following example returns the result of the DNS blacklist lookup into the ${dnsresult} variable, then compares that to a value and, if it matches, logs the result and adds onto the spam filter score. |
| < | < | ||
| DNSBL ${SenderIP} sbl.spamhaus.org dnsresult | DNSBL ${SenderIP} sbl.spamhaus.org dnsresult | ||
| + | IfMatch ${dnsresult} "/ | ||
| + | Log " | ||
| + | ${Score} += 100 [sbl.spamhaus.org] | ||
| + | EndIf | ||
| </ | </ | ||
reference/spamrules_statement_dnsbl.txt · Last modified: 2020/10/23 17:07 by paul
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