OT: Regarding running RBL's inhouse

[Alex Neuman van der Hans]

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Anders Andersson, IT wrote:

>Hi
>There has been a little desussion between me and other mail admins,
>working in same line of bussiness running a shared RBL-server. Since the
>heaalthcare business here have rules and regulations its sometimes hard
>to use external RBL's that we can't controll. There is a mix of systems
>but mainly Exchange/Notes and of course sendmail/mailscanner running in
>different locations.
>Has anyone got any experince in running RBL and could shed some light if
>its worth running it of just a wast of time. 
>Our mail goals would be distributed servers and fairly easy updates of
>lists since the might be alot of manual workbeacause of laws/regulations
>
>/Anders
>
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I'd love to help. I can host/mirror if you like, on CentOS/RedHat. I've 
been thinking of setting up a latin american (or panamanian) RBL for 
local spammers/infected machines/etc. - and I could also set up 
honeypots or honeypot domains if needed.

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