Hello!

I collect my blocklist collection from different sources till a long time. So multi.surbl.com was listed somewhere as a working RBL server.

I notice this 'error' only till friday, before that this host worked perfectly.

Yours sincerely, Zoltan Hajdu System Administrator Jasmin Media Group Ltd.

Raymond Dijkxhoorn írta:

Hi!

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I got (false?) positive answers to all IP addresses resolved by the multi.surbl.com. The returned address is 72.52.9.9.

Is there any known problem with the service?

# host 4.3.2.1.multi.surbl.com 4.3.2.1.multi.surbl.com has address 72.52.9.9

# rblcheck -t -s multi.surbl.com 1.2.3.4 checking 1.2.3.4 1.2.3.4 RBL filtered by multi.surbl.com

And why exactly are you using this domain if i may ask? All the domain lists are inside the .org zone, not the .com

[root@xxx ~]# host 4.3.2.1.multi.surbl.org Host 4.3.2.1.multi.surbl.org not found: 3(NXDOMAIN)

User error?

Bye, Raymond.

Quoting Raymond Dijkxhoorn raymond@prolocation.net:

Hi!

...

I collect my blocklist collection from different sources till a long time. So multi.surbl.com was listed somewhere as a working RBL server.

I notice this 'error' only till friday, before that this host worked perfectly.

If you want to use the list thats provided, thats your own free choise, but at least check the webpage how it should be setup:

You found the discussion list, so i guess you could also have a look on the website. That this was working for you before was more a coicidence then command use, to just pick a random domain and expect a rbl on it ;)

All referances on the website point to .org, i think you are consufed with uribl.com, they use .com. SURBL doesnt.

But now you know how to use it, just close this thread. Thanks.

Bye, Raymond.

Hmmmm, maybe I should just zero out all content in the surbl.com and surbl.net zone files.

Perhaps this would prevent some confusion?

Comments?

Jeff C.

Quoting Jeff Chan jeffc@surbl.org:

Quoting Raymond Dijkxhoorn raymond@prolocation.net:

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Hi!

...

I collect my blocklist collection from different sources till a long

time.

...

...

So multi.surbl.com was listed somewhere as a working RBL server.

I notice this 'error' only till friday, before that this host worked perfectly.

If you want to use the list thats provided, thats your own free choise, but at least check the webpage how it should be setup:

You found the discussion list, so i guess you could also have a look on the website. That this was working for you before was more a coicidence then command use, to just pick a random domain and expect a rbl on it ;)

All referances on the website point to .org, i think you are consufed with uribl.com, they use .com. SURBL doesnt.

But now you know how to use it, just close this thread. Thanks.

Bye, Raymond.

Hmmmm, maybe I should just zero out all content in the surbl.com and surbl.net zone files.

Perhaps this would prevent some confusion?

Comments?

Jeff C.

For the record, I have zeroed out all the content of surbl.com and surbl.net.

Everyone should be using multi.surbl.org and nothing else.

Jeff C.