Re: [magicmail-users] BMS Tools

["Robert Sharp" <fifthjack@gmail.com>]

I apologize for spamming the list, but it appears I've run into yet
another problem.  After running qmail-smtpd through blsmtpd I found
that a few of my own IP addresses were on the lists, DOH!  I am using
all 18 lists (not a good idea I know), but I was wondering how I can
whitelist certain IP's.  Would it be done through tcp.smtp like with
rblsmtpd??  Thank you in advance..

Robert

On 7/8/06, Josh Wilsdon <josh@wizard.ca> wrote:
> > I apologize if this isn't the correct list for this question.  I'm in
> > the process of bringing a new mail server online, and I am using
> > magic-smtpd which is working fine.  I would also like to use BMS Tools
> > to utilize LinuxMagic's lists.  This is the second server I've set up
> > using BMS, so I'm somewhat familiar with the process.  My problem is
> > that neither server is able to download the lists from
> > http://www.linuxmagic.com/updates/blocklists/.  When I run
> > update_lists.pl it would simply exit without downloading anything.  I
> > edited the script to show the output, and now I see the following when
> > the script is executing:
>
> Robert,
>
>     I am sorry it has taken us so long to get this fixed up for you,
> but I believe I have found the problem.  For some reason, it seems the
> web server hosting our lists started sending the index page out with
> HREF tags in capital rather than lowercase letters.  This likely
> corresponds to an upgrade we did on our end, and I will look further
> into this on Monday.  In the mean time, I tested here with the script
> you sent to the list, and I found that by using the original mirror:
>
> http://www.linuxmagic.com/updates/blocklists/
>
> and your original script with one change, I was able to download the
> lists.  The change you will need to make is on the line that looks like
> this:
>
> while ($filelist =~ s/^.*?href=\"([^\"]*)\"//s) {
>
> add a single 'i' character after the 's' so that it reads:
>
> while ($filelist =~ s/^.*?href=\"([^\"]*)\"//si) {
>
> which will make the match case-insensitive and allow the script to see
> the files.  Note that the script will still not work with the other
> mirror, as that mirror does not expose a directory listing as it is
> designed to work with a different script that we use with the commercial
> version of MagicMail.
>
>     Please let me know if this fixes the problem for you, and thanks
> for bringing this to our attention.
>
>     - Josh
>
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