Gmail’s IP has recently gone into sorbs so no Gmail was accepted. I reduced the score.
But ALL of my server incoming emails have a score for dnsrbl.org all of a sudden. My server has worked for years, then all of a sudden we have a score for this DB even though when I check the IP it is not listed on dnsrbl.org. 4.0 RCVD_IN_RBL_DNS RBL: Entries listed in dnsrbl.org RBL
A more relevant question would be why you are using a list like dnsrbl.org? sorbs is bad enough, but it’s at least semi reputable, whilst dnsrbl shows up as malicious on Google according to my searches.
Truth be told I never even heard of it before just now.
Use zen.spamhaus.org, b.barracudacentral.org.
There is one more that I use, from a very solid email provider, I just don’t remember the full address of the list now. Will update tomorrow.
It’s just from research of how to improve spamassassin. It’s a minefield. Without a custom local conf file spamassassin is terrible. I spent a while reasearching other blogs for other people’s recommendations and ended up with a list of databases to check. I have no way to know if a database is good or bad.
True, that’s why I don’t use SA locally on my Virtualmin server.
I have a cluster of spamfilters using Proxmox Mail Gateway setup to handle incoming and outgoing emails.
It’s sweet.
The other list I mentioned is bl.mxrbl.com, ran by the folks behind mxroute.com (amazing Jarland from LET).
Oh. Considered an upgrade, since it’s been EOL for close to a year now?