Woke up, and a few minutes later, my milter did its first SPF evaluation.
I decided to care about body scanning later, lets have some easy wins first.
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This is a nice easy win.
I quickly turned the trace into <details>, because that's nicer.
And now I can do DNS Blocklist (& allowlist) lookups too. Almost at a point where I feel like I can direct one of my less important domains here.
I am very proud of myself.
![Report for tmp/email/html-and-attachment.eml
The email scored 14, and the following checks contributed to this:
SPF_NONE (0)
Caused by: unknown
Trace (details collapsed)
DNSBL_FOUND[bl.mailspike.net] (5)
158.94.209.56 found in blocklist: bl.mailspike.net
Causes
- 1785076442|(E)DROP https://www.spamhaus.org/sbl/query/SBL686264
DNSBL_SPAMHAUS_FOUND (9)
158.94.209.56 found in Spamhaus ZEN blocklist
Causes
- Listed by SBL, see https://check.spamhaus.org/sbl/query/SBL686264
- Listed by DROP, see https://check.spamhaus.org/sbl/query/SBL686264
- Listed by XBL, see https://check.spamhaus.org/query/ip/158.94.209.56
Score contributors
- Found in Spamhaus DROP/EDROP Data (5.0)
- Found in CBL Data (2.0)
- Found in Spamhaus SBL Data (2.0)](https://come-from.mad-scientist.club/fileserver/01G93WTH6KZY3Y5M42ECBBX3YJ/attachment/original/01KYFE5589GA6WA5MZ7KFZTCYG.png)
Need a way to extract the domain part of an email, look up its IP addresses, and then run DNSBL checks on that, too.
@algernon do useful dns blocklists still exist?
