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      ronnieredd Rebel Alliance
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      I'm trying to figure out the variables to put in rejection notices for spamd. Something like```
      Rejected as potential spam due to the server $&{client_addr} is listed in the Blacklist $&{RBL_name}. Please see http://www.$&{RBL_name}=$&{client_addr}?

      I'm sure it's possible I just don't know where or how to do it in the webgui.
      The pfsense and spamd package is great so far!

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        sullrich
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        You can setup RBL entries in the blacklist area.    Is that what you are wanting or do you want to know what all the variables are available?

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          ronnieredd Rebel Alliance
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          I'm really impressed with and appreciate the quick answer!
          What I'm trying to do is similar to what Exchange 2003 does in the rejection message. This is wht I have as one of the filtering rules on an Exchange rejection message:

          Message refused due to possible SPAM from your mail server IP address: %0 which is listed in %2 Please contact your ISP or Email Administrator. Possible information and evidence may be found http://psbl.surriel.com/listing?ip=%0

          The variables I'm looking for would be where it says %0 is IP of the sender %2 is the blacklist name (That one isn't that important, the IP of the sender is the one I'm really interested in.
          When setting up or editing an external list, do I put the variable in the "Reject message" textbox or the "Provider URL or Filename" textbox? Or does it matter?

          Upadate: Just the variables available would be great. I'll blacklist one of my outside mail servers and try it.

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            sullrich
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            %A expands to the IP in the blacklist.

            Since each blacklist is added individually then you know what database url to insert for each response.

            I couldn't locate any other variables in http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/man.cgi?query=spamd.conf&sektion=5 but if you come across any others, please let me know.

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