Management, Networking, Logging and Reporting exim.blocksenders - why so unreliable?

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exim.blocksenders - why so unreliable?

gpeterson over 22 years ago

I have a bunch of domains in exim.blocksenders, but many of them are not blocked. Why do some of them still get through? Thanks.

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0 canadian over 22 years ago

can you show me an example of your squid.conf and your blocklist.
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0 gpeterson over 22 years ago in reply to canadian

I have a bunch of partial addresses (mostly domains) in my exim.blocksenders. There is one on each line, like this:

@familyfirstweb.com

Some of them get blocked and some do not. I'm not running squid. Thanks.
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0 Nosoup4Jared over 22 years ago in reply to gpeterson

I find that I have to sometimes do @*.domain.com to catch the sub domains.
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0 DALTEC101 over 22 years ago in reply to Nosoup4Jared

I myslef have had to put *@domain.com to make sure all address are grabbed.

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Junior
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0 DALTEC101 over 22 years ago in reply to Nosoup4Jared

I myslef have had to put *@domain.com to make sure all address are grabbed.

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Junior
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