Loki thanks, I will tried it. But I was thinking about this syntax before,
and I disclaim it - because it seemed for me as without ending dot there
is impossible cover some cases. In this case (209.85) it is unique, but,
for example, what if I will need avoid DNSBL lookup for IPs where third
byte is one (e.g. for addresses 209.1.*.*)? When I use:
Connect:209.1 OK
then DNSBL lookup will be omitted not only for 209.1.*.*, but (if I
understand this) also for addresses 209.10-19.*.* and 209.100-199.*.*,
yes? Or how I arrange things to be dnsbl lookup omitted only for this
209.1.*.* range? (I wish to be possible use network prefix there, which
is casual way how ISPs have assigned IP blocks (e.g.
209.1.1.128/26) -
but this IMO isn't possible yet, right?
And excuse me, I forgot mention in my first mail, I'm using sendmail
v8.14.4. Maibe I can try compile and build sendmail-8.14.7, when it
could help solve this issue better.
Thanks, Franta Hanzlik