# blackberries configuration file
#
# Lines starting with '#' and blank lines will be ignored
# Set values with regular one-line Perl assignments -- they'll be read
# with eval

# change this domain to the delegated blacklist multiplex lookup domain
# you are providing.  (you'll need to ask your local DNS maintainer to
# delegate this domain to your blackberries server.)

$OURRBLMUXDOM = "rbl.ourdomain.tld";

# these are the blacklist domains you'll query.  change this list to
# your taste.  re-order the lists, add new ones, remove the ones you
# don't like because the maintainer called you a dirty name in public
# on news.admin.net-abuse.email, etc.

@BLACKLISTDOMAINS = ("dul.orca.bc.ca", "rbl.maps.vix.com");

# add your exceptions here.  these are IPs you want to receive mail from
# even if they're in one of the blacklists above.  just stick the IPs into
# a string (also stick the host names in if you want - they won't hurt
# anything and may help you remember why you made the exception).

$EXCEPTIONS = " ";
$EXCEPTIONS .= "mailhub.uark.edu director list 130.184.9.32 ";
$EXCEPTIONS .= "toad.com cryptography list 140.174.2.1 ";
$EXCEPTIONS .= "franklin.oit.unc.edu edupage list 152.2.22.59 ";
$EXCEPTIONS .= "skymaster.c2-tech.com some user list 209.31.69.194 ";

# we'll use a record ttl of 3600 seconds since we don't get that info from the
# blacklists we query with our stock gethostbyname() lookups.  Change this if
# you want, but you probably shouldn't go much below 300 sec (5 min) or much
# over 14400 sec (4 hrs).
$TTL = 3600;

# if you want to ignore format error reports and other such serious
# problems, make this 0
$ERRORS = 1;

# if you want to minimize the reports of successful lookups and the
# like, make this 0
$VERBOSE = 1;

# if you are having problems and want to see "interesting" items on
# stdout, make this 1
$DEBUG = 1;