On Wednesday, June 16, 2004, 12:12:39 PM, Jeff Taylor wrote:
I haven't been able to find this covered anywhere, but I would like to use both the spamcop list (which has been working pretty well) and a local URI blacklist in which to put my own domains that I have problems with. Since I find it hard to believe I am the only one wanting to do this, I can only assume I must have missed the how-to somewhere along the way. Can anyone lend a hand, or provide some links on how I can add in my own list?
Hi Jeff, You can create and serve a list for your local use simply by creating a zone file with a syntax like the existing SURBLs, but with your own zone name and "host names" where the host names are the domains (and IPs) to block on:
$TTL 28800 @ IN SOA YOUR_ORIGIN. YOUR_CONTACT. ( 1087415057 600 300 604800 28800 )
@ IN NS YOUR_NAMESERVERS_HERE.
YOUR_DOMAIN_TO_BLOCK IN A 127.0.0.2 IN TXT "YOUR TEXT MESSAGE HERE." REVERSED_IP_ADDRESS_TO_BLOCK IN A 127.0.0.2 IN TXT "YOUR TEXT MESSAGE HERE." [...]
Then serve the zone on your local name server and use the name of your own zone in your SA SURBL rules.
Jeff C.