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'''Disclaimer:''' This is just for refernce I don't advice using this!


Before getting a [[more bullet proof solution]] with SpamAssassin and postfix for Sunrise ADSL and Sunrise Mobile IP addresses that are being blacklisted [http://spamhouse.org spamhouse.org] I did it the hard and wrong way.
Before getting a [[SpamAssassin/SMTP-AUTH_bypass|more bullet proof solution]] with SpamAssassin and postfix for Sunrise ADSL and Sunrise Mobile IP addresses that are being blacklisted [http://spamhouse.org spamhouse.org] I did it the hard and wrong way.


On the [https://apps.db.ripe.net/search/query.html RIPE's database search site] I found all the network ranges I required and mangeled them through <tt>sed</tt> to extract all the networks by searching for ''SUNRISE-ADSL'' as the keywork. As of this writing I ended up with the following list of ranges as shown below.
On the [https://apps.db.ripe.net/search/query.html RIPE's database search site] I found all the network ranges I required and mangeled them through <tt>sed</tt> to extract all the networks by searching for ''SUNRISE-ADSL'' as the keywork. As of this writing I ended up with the following list of ranges as shown below.


The target system was a debian install which stores <tt>local.cf</tt> under <tt>/etc/mail/spamassasin</tt>. But there is a neat mechanism where one can add a file like this <tt>99_sunrise-ips.cf</tt> and it will be picked up. This was the configuration file:
The target system was a debian install which stores <tt>local.cf</tt> under <tt>/etc/mail/spamassassin</tt>. But there is a neat mechanism where one can add a file like this <tt>99_sunrise-ips.cf</tt> and it will be picked up. This was the configuration file:


allow_user_rules 1
allow_user_rules 1
## sunrise networks
## sunrise adsl networks
trusted_networks 62.167.80/20
trusted_networks 62.167.80/20
trusted_networks 62.167.96/19
trusted_networks 62.167.96/19
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trusted_networks 178.39.250/23
trusted_networks 178.39.250/23
trusted_networks 178.39.252/22
trusted_networks 178.39.252/22

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Latest revision as of 23:29, 19 November 2013

Disclaimer: This is just for refernce I don't advice using this!

Before getting a more bullet proof solution with SpamAssassin and postfix for Sunrise ADSL and Sunrise Mobile IP addresses that are being blacklisted spamhouse.org I did it the hard and wrong way.

On the RIPE's database search site I found all the network ranges I required and mangeled them through sed to extract all the networks by searching for SUNRISE-ADSL as the keywork. As of this writing I ended up with the following list of ranges as shown below.

The target system was a debian install which stores local.cf under /etc/mail/spamassassin. But there is a neat mechanism where one can add a file like this 99_sunrise-ips.cf and it will be picked up. This was the configuration file:

allow_user_rules 1 
## sunrise adsl networks
trusted_networks 62.167.80/20
trusted_networks 62.167.96/19
trusted_networks 62.167.128/20
trusted_networks 62.167.24/21
trusted_networks 62.167.32/19
trusted_networks 62.167.64/20
trusted_networks 62.167.218/23
trusted_networks 62.167.220/22
trusted_networks 62.167.176/21
trusted_networks 62.167.184/21
trusted_networks 62.167.192/20
trusted_networks 62.167.208/23
trusted_networks 62.167.210/23
trusted_networks 62.167.212/22
trusted_networks 62.167.216/23
trusted_networks 84.226/17
trusted_networks 84.227/16
trusted_networks 89.217/19
trusted_networks 89.217.32/19
trusted_networks 89.217.64/19
trusted_networks 89.217.96/19
trusted_networks 89.217.128/19
trusted_networks 89.217.160/19
trusted_networks 89.217.192/19
trusted_networks 89.217.224/19
trusted_networks 195.141.233/24
trusted_networks 195.141.254/24
trusted_networks 195.141.255/24
trusted_networks 195.141.226/24
trusted_networks 84.226.128/17
trusted_networks 178.38/18
trusted_networks 178.38.64/18
trusted_networks 178.38.192/18
trusted_networks 178.39/18
trusted_networks 178.39.64/18
trusted_networks 178.39.128/18
trusted_networks 178.38.128/18
trusted_networks 62.167.175/24
trusted_networks 62.167.144/20
trusted_networks 62.167.160/21
trusted_networks 62.167.168/24
trusted_networks 178.39.192/20
trusted_networks 178.39.208/21
trusted_networks 178.39.216/23
trusted_networks 178.39.250/23
trusted_networks 178.39.252/22