Hi Guys.
any opinions on the game [1] that spamhaus.org is playing? Is there someone left who uses them to reject mails on smtp level?
Regards,
Andreas
[1] http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/91587
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[1] = Bullshit [2] = No, we don't use ugly/useless/badly-maintained things like that.
nic.at hat a "discussion" with them this week. Spamhaus listed their mailservers. What a "great" idea, to blacklist a registry. :-(
Best wishes, Matthias
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----- Original Message ----- From: "Andreas Anderson" galium123@hotmail.com To: swinog@swinog.ch Sent: Friday, June 22, 2007 2:20 PM Subject: [swinog] spamhaus.org
Hi Guys.
any opinions on the game [1] that spamhaus.org is playing? Is there someone left who uses them to reject mails on smtp level?
Regards,
Andreas
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Hi all
I don't unterstand, why someone should trust any Blacklist/Spamlist/whatelse and delete some mail, who may probably hit one of thouse lists. _Never_ /dev/null any mail, only weighting them, and if the wieght is much, then move it to a spamfolder on the recipients maildir.
[a] I don't unterstand spamhaus, why they don't contact the isp of those domains [b] I don't unterstand admins who trust any lists 100% (I _was_ one of them) [c] I don't unterstand why _Spam_haus take care about phishing (how about Phishinghaus?)
nice weekend rog
Matthias Hertzog schrieb:
[1] = Bullshit [2] = No, we don't use ugly/useless/badly-maintained things like that.
nic.at hat a "discussion" with them this week. Spamhaus listed their mailservers. What a "great" idea, to blacklist a registry. :-(
Best wishes, Matthias
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----- Original Message ----- From: "Andreas Anderson" galium123@hotmail.com To: swinog@swinog.ch Sent: Friday, June 22, 2007 2:20 PM Subject: [swinog] spamhaus.org
Hi Guys.
any opinions on the game [1] that spamhaus.org is playing? Is there someone left who uses them to reject mails on smtp level?
Regards,
Andreas
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Roger Buchwalder wrote:
b] I don't unterstand admins who trust any lists 100% [(I _was_ one of them)
Agree - the only lists I trust 100% are my own.
c] I don't unterstand why _Spam_haus take care [about phishing (how about Phishinghaus?)
Well, maybe they're geting bored and needed to think of something else to do :-)
I think that the use of spamhaus got pulled into the default setup for popular spam suites like spamassassin, which many operators running on a shoestring just update onto their systems with out too much critical review every time it comes out.
Such behaviour perforce leads to a bump-and-steer philosophy in spam handling. I'd be curious to know if it's still in the latest default setup for these tools.
I had a problem with mail sent from a spamhaus.org blocked domain (yahoo.com!) last month. Whitelisted yahoo.com, and that was that.
-----Original Message----- From: Roger Buchwalder [mailto:roger@buchwalder.com] Sent: Friday, June 22, 2007 10:32 PM To: swinog@swinog.ch Subject: Re: [swinog] spamhaus.org
Hi all
I don't unterstand, why someone should trust any Blacklist/Spamlist/whatelse and delete some mail, who may probably hit one of thouse lists. _Never_ /dev/null any mail, only weighting them, and if the wieght is much, then move it to a spamfolder on the recipients maildir.
[a] I don't unterstand spamhaus, why they don't contact the isp of those domains [b] I don't unterstand admins who trust any lists 100% (I _was_ one of them) [c] I don't unterstand why _Spam_haus take care about phishing (how about Phishinghaus?)
nice weekend rog
Matthias Hertzog schrieb:
[1] = Bullshit [2] = No, we don't use ugly/useless/badly-maintained things like that.
nic.at hat a "discussion" with them this week. Spamhaus listed their mailservers. What a "great" idea, to blacklist a registry. :-(
Best wishes, Matthias
mhs @ internet AG Zürcherstrasse 204, CH - 9014 St. Gallen Phone +41 71 274 93 93, Fax +41 71 274 93 94 http://www.mhs.ch _________________________________________
----- Original Message ----- From: "Andreas Anderson" galium123@hotmail.com To: swinog@swinog.ch Sent: Friday, June 22, 2007 2:20 PM Subject: [swinog] spamhaus.org
Hi Guys.
any opinions on the game [1] that spamhaus.org is playing? Is there someone left who uses them to reject mails on smtp level?
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well, it's about a very efficient way for spamhaus to decrease their traffic... because they'll be obsolete within a short amount of time (DNSBL providers behaving that way can't be considered professionals and therefor can't be used for productive systems).
I've stopped using spamhaus.org when they started blocking 127.0.0.1 (what a very nice idea if you have a system that sends logs... very clever).
CU Tobias
Andreas Anderson wrote:
Hi Guys.
any opinions on the game [1] that spamhaus.org is playing? Is there someone left who uses them to reject mails on smtp level?
Regards,
Andreas
[1] http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/91587
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Hi Tobias,
I've stopped using spamhaus.org when they started blocking 127.0.0.1
Didn't notice this and currently it is not listed.
Do you have any 'evidence' (or references) ;-) (Mailing-list postings, etc)
(what a very nice idea if you have a system that sends logs... very clever).
IMO this is your own fault because our MTA is configured incorrectly.
When using a RBL, your MTA must only check the RBL if...
#1 ..the peer is not allowed to relay based on $trusted_ips #2 ..did also not dare to authenticate itself using SMTP-Auth #3 ..would like send mail to $your_destination
Spamming RBLs with queries about internal IPs is not nice.
Example for postfix: smtpd_recipient_restrictions = permit_sasl_authenticated, permit_mynetworks, reject_rbl_client foo.example.com, reject_unauth_destination
Regards, Adrian
Hello,
Adrian Ulrich wrote:
Hi Tobias,
I've stopped using spamhaus.org when they started blocking 127.0.0.1
Didn't notice this and currently it is not listed.
You're right. It's no longer listed. I took the list out more than a year ago.
Do you have any 'evidence' (or references) ;-) (Mailing-list postings, etc)
At current: no.
(what a very nice idea if you have a system that sends logs... very clever).
IMO this is your own fault because our MTA is configured incorrectly.
Not entirely. There are some MTAs around where you can't switch this off. Mostly they run on some kind of broken or embedded os...
I absolutely agree: This is not how it should be implemented. However, if this is the only fault a tool has and the rest is ingenious, I'd still use this tool instead of not having a lot of functionality.
CU Tobias
Is there someone left who uses them to reject mails on smtp level?
Yes, we are still using Spamhaus.org on our MX servers, but we are using the rsync feed and we are able to whitelist IPs within a few seconds.
Anyway: http://www.spamhaus.org/sbl/sbl.lasso?query=SBL55483 is still there but the SBL entry itself has vanished:
$ grep 192.174.68.0 sbl #192.174.68.0/32 $055483
(-> http://www.spamhaus.org/organization/statement.lasso?ref=7)
any opinions on the game [1] that spamhaus.org is playing?
Blocking nic.at was not nice but refusing to delete domains just used for phising is also not very clever...
Regards, Adrian
Adrian Ulrich wrote:
Blocking nic.at was not nice but refusing to delete domains just used for phising is also not very clever...
IMHO, taking any such actions purely based on the unproven statements of an arbitrary organisation would also not have been very clever.
Zitat von Per Jessen per.jessen@enidan.ch:
Adrian Ulrich wrote:
Blocking nic.at was not nice but refusing to delete domains just used for phising is also not very clever...
IMHO, taking any such actions purely based on the unproven statements of an arbitrary organisation would also not have been very clever.
Why does this somehow remind me of the discussion around the DNS-Blacklist from KOBIK ... ;-)