Gordon just a final thought on that topic...

Do you think it could be a good improvement to figure out a way to detect the blocking of the used DNS server (response 127.0.0.1) and disable the feature in such a case?

Because when the folks at uribl decide to block my small DNS one day then I won't take notice of that except that (maybe important) mails are dropped... :-)

kind regards,�
Valki

Am Di., Mrz. 29, 2016 17:33 schrieb Gordon Dickens <gordon@dickens.com>:

Glad that you figured it out!� You should be good to go now....

Good Luck!

Gordon

On 03/29/2016 11:28 AM, Harald Valkanover wrote:
Gordon you are right � as usual J

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Of course I messed up my hurried bind config and didn�t comment out the forwarders�

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[root@mail /]# host -tTXT polizei.gv.at.multi.uribl.com

Host polizei.gv.at.multi.uribl.com not found: 3(NXDOMAIN)

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Better now J

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Von: users [mailto:users-bounces@exim4u.org] Im Auftrag von Gordon Dickens
Gesendet: Dienstag, 29. M�rz 2016 17:10
An: Exim4U General Discussion <users@exim4u.org>
Betreff: Re: [Exim4U] Facing a problem with false positives using uribl.com Blacklisting?

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Your query is being refused by uribl.com and its 99.99% probably because the DNS query continues to be made from your ISP's nameserver.� So, you need to figure out why you are not using your nameserver.� Most probably, its not configured properly or your /etc/hosts file doesn't have an entry for localhost.

FYI,

Gordon

On 03/29/2016 10:55 AM, Harald Valkanover wrote:
OK more reading � more ideas J

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Requesting a TXT does the trick and let some light shine on the issue:

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[root@mail /]# host -tTXT polizei.gv.at.multi.uribl.com

polizei.gv.at.multi.uribl.com descriptive text "127.0.0.1 -> Query Refused. See http://uribl.com/refused.shtml for more information [Your DNS IP: 188.40.25.2]"

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Looks like I misunderstood �gold entry� and still a DNS in my Upstream is blocked L

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Any better ideas than looking for an external, small DNS Server to point my local caching bind to?

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Von: users [mailto:users-bounces@exim4u.org] Im Auftrag von valki@valki.com
Gesendet: Dienstag, 29. M�rz 2016 15:28
An: users@exim4u.org
Betreff: [Exim4U] Facing a problem with false positives using uribl.com Blacklisting?

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Hi there!

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I just upgraded to exim4u 3 weeks ago and seem to have a problem regarding false positives when using uribl within exim4u.

After some reading through the docs I found a topic regarding the problem when the mailserver is using a "big" public nameserver and therefore the requests may be blocked.

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So I installed quickly a forwarding bind99 - but still the problem persists. As an example:

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Incoming Email:

2016-03-29 14:42:57 1aksz2-000JNC-RN H=mx.bmi.gv.at [78.41.149.30] X=TLSv1.2:ECDHE-RSA-AES256-GCM-SHA384:256 CV=no F=<Oeffentlichkeitsarbeit-V@polizei.gv.at> rejected during MIME ACL checks: Blacklisted URL in message. (polizei.gv.at) in. See http://lookup.uribl.com.

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It claims that polizei.gv.at (austrian authority for racecontrol for autobahns) should be on a blacklist? Dont think so...

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[root@mail /]# nslookup polizei.gv.at.multi.uribl.com

Server: � � � � 144.76.161.138

Address: � � � �144.76.161.138#53

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Non-authoritative answer:

Name: � polizei.gv.at.multi.uribl.com

Address: 127.0.0.1

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As far as I learned this should mean that its on the "gold" list eg. NOT on the blacklist. And as there is no 127.0.0.255 I assume that my local bind is doing its job well.

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So how can I find out why that email is being refused?

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kind regards,�

Valki
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