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Friday November 07, 2003
03:20 PM
SpamHunter Updates
Late last night, I finally got around to putting the SpamHunter blacklist online. I need to do some work on it, but it's already suitable for usage. Wget, regex, update your client restrictions file, and you're done.
As I was diddling around this morning, I stumbled across Net::DNSBLLookup on CPAN. I whipped up a quick script (rbl-check.pl) and put it in the SpamHunter CVS.
It's pretty neat. It can take an IP from the commandline or read them from a file. Quick and dirty, but I managed to knock out the POD too.
I also wrote a variation on it that checks the SpamHunter spammer database, just in case there's ever a question about any entries.
Posted from exitwound.org, comment here.
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