3rd Party RBL Question

divemasterza

• December 28, 2015 12:31

I have installed protected sky RBL. (psky.me) I must say it helps catching a lot of spam mails that were going thru. Protected Sky seems to have 3 kind of responses to a RBL query: 1) Not Listed 2) Likely SPAM 3) Very Likely SPAM. Is there a way to DEFER the Likely SPAM and REJECT the Very Likely spam?

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  cPanelMichael

  • January 05, 2016 20:44

  Hello :) Does it identify the response type in the message header? If so, you could setup a filter that completes a specific action based on the information in the header. Thank you.

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  divemasterza

  • January 06, 2016 02:35

  Below is a grep from Exim's rejectlog
  2016-01-05 12:01:24 H=mta1.higherthanever.biz (higherthanever.biz) [69.64.49.80]:37151 F= rejected RCPT : "JunkMail rejected - mta1.higherthanever.biz (higherthanever.biz) [69.64.49.80]:37151 is in an RBL, see Bad Reputation. See http://psky.me?69.64.49.80" 2016-01-05 13:34:06 H=fox2-257.ds.buenassorpresas.com [185.121.15.252]:49622 F= rejected RCPT : "JunkMail rejected - fox2-257.ds.buenassorpresas.com [185.121.15.252]:49622 is in an RBL, see Poor Reputation. See http://psky.me?185.121.15.252"
  So it does seem to make the difference between "Bad" and "Poor" in the response To be honest I am bit clueless to where to start implementing filters

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  cPanelMichael

  • February 02, 2016 20:52

  So it does seem to make the difference between "Bad" and "Poor" in the response To be honest I am bit clueless to where to start implementing filters

  
  This document provides information about system filters: How to Customize the Exim System Filter File - cPanel Knowledge Base - cPanel Documentation Thank you.

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