Cron friendly CLI DNSBL checker utility.
Check if a hostname or IP address is blacklisted by any of the DNSBL sevices commonly subscribed by SPAM filters.
git clone https://github.com/yds/dnsbl.git
cp dnsbl/dnsbl.yml /etc/
cp dnsbl/dnsbl /usr/local/bin/
chmod 0555 /usr/local/bin/dnsblEdit and install the included crontab file:
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PATH=~/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin
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15,45 * * * * dnsbl example.com- Change the email address where BLACKLISTED alerts will be sent to and from.
- Change
dnsbltarget host address to the FQDN or IP address you need to scan.
Use with FQDN or IP address
dnsbl -v example.com
dnsbl -v 118.26.173.212$ dnsbl -v 118.26.173.212
...
The DNS query name does not exist: A 212.173.26.118.black.junkemailfilter.com.
The DNS response does not contain an answer to the question: TXT 212.173.26.118.hostkarma.junkemailfilter.com.
The DNS operation timed out after 5.001934766769409 seconds: A 212.173.26.118.ip.v4bl.org.
The DNS query name does not exist: A 212.173.26.118.dnsbl.calivent.com.pe.
The DNS response does not contain an answer to the question: A 212.173.26.118.forbidden.icm.edu.pl.
The DNS query name does not exist: A 212.173.26.118.88.blocklist.zap.
All nameservers failed to answer the query: A 212.173.26.118.black.mail.abusix.zone.
118.26.173.212 is BLACKLISTED:
https://MultiRBL.Valli.org/lookup/118.26.173.212.html
https://HetrixTools.com/blacklist-check/118.26.173.212
Hostkarma blacklist
http://wiki.junkemailfilter.com/index.php/Spam_DNS_Lists
[127.0.1.1] 212.173.26.118.hostkarma.junkemailfilter.com.
[127.0.0.3] 212.173.26.118.hostkarma.junkemailfilter.com.
Mailspike Rep
http://mailspike.org/
a=666;t=666;s=1628295936;r=2
[127.0.0.17] 212.173.26.118.rep.mailspike.net.
Barracuda Reputation Block List
http://www.barracudacentral.org/rbl/
http://www.barracudanetworks.com/reputation/?pr=1&ip=118.26.173.212
[127.0.0.2] 212.173.26.118.b.barracudacentral.org.
Barracuda Reputation Block List (for SpamAssassin)
http://www.barracudacentral.org/rbl/
http://www.barracudanetworks.com/reputation/?pr=1&ip=118.26.173.212
[127.0.0.2] 212.173.26.118.bb.barracudacentral.org.Without the verbose -v option only the BLACKLISTED section is
printed if there is anything blacklisted, otherwise there is no
output to keep cron quiet.
For each failed zone the BLACKLISTED section prints a label, any URLs associated with that blacklist and the returned error code(s).
All the error messages printed with the verbose -v option above
the BLACKLISTED section indicate the IP address is NOT blacklisted
in those zones.
The distributed dnsbl.yml file of DNSBL zones to query was compiled
from scraping https://HetrixTools.com/blacklist-check/ then running
dnsbl -l to merge http://MultiRBL.Valli.org/list/ "alive" zones and
prune any zones from the "dead" section.
Running dnsbl -m will output a YAML format listing of all the IPv4
"blacklist" DNSBL zones in the "alive" section of
http://MultiRBL.Valli.org/list/
Running dnsbl -l will output a YAML format listing of all the zones
in the local /etc/dnsbl.yml file plus all the IPv4 "blacklist"
DNSBL zones in the "alive" section of http://MultiRBL.Valli.org/list/
minus any matching DNSBL zones from the "dead" section.
If your /etc/dnsbl.yml is up to date then running the following should
not produce any output:
dnsbl -l > /tmp/dnsbl.yml
diff -u /etc/dnsbl.yml /tmp/dnsbl.ymlOtherwise you will see a unified diff which you can merge with your
production /etc/dnsbl.yml as need be.
/etc/dnsbl.yml is a YAML dict with the keys made up of
DNSBL zones to query. Optionally each keys' value should
have a URL followed by a tab \t and a description of the DNSBL.
The URL may have a {} placeholder which if present will be
replaced by the blacklisted IP address in the output. Standard
YAML comments and empty values are allowed.
Both -l and -m output a valid config file sorted by reverse
domain name. This sorting groups related zones together and allows
for diffing against the installed /etc/dnsbl.yml config file.
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