for example, I have the following information in my logs:
Resolving 141.213.240.146 - v-adsl-fh-240-146.umnet.umich.edu

If I write some regex to block anything with 'dsl' in the name, what file would I put it in to block based on the reverse dns lookup of the connecting ip address?

If this is not possible, can it be added. I think it would be a big help.

Thanks

Thanks...

keizersozay,

Yes, this has been posted before, but it never hurts to post it again, especially since the previous lists do not include the antivirus plugin. As of SpamFilter ISP v2.5:

All the whitelists are checked first. If a match is found, the blacklists are skipped, the email recipients are accepted, and SpamFilter is ready to accept the data command. If none of the whitelists are matched, then the blacklists are currently searched in order below:

1. Allowed Domains
2. Local Domain BlackList
3. Local Emails Blacklist
4. Local Emails TO Blacklist
5. Not in Authorized TO Emails
6. Country Blacklist
7. Reject No Reverse DNS
8. Reject Empty Mail From
9. Reject Same To From Email address
10. Reject Same To From Domain
11. Recipient Count > Max RCPTTO
12. MX Record check
13. SPF Filter
14. MAPS check
15. Attachment Filter
16. Keywords
17. Bayesian Filtering
18. Antivirus Plugin