[blacklists]
; a true after an ordb entry means their DNS is expecting the IP to be reversed
; i.e. to test a connection from 1.2.3.4 they expect 4.3.2.1.bl.spamcop.net
site1=bl.spamcop.net, true
site2=sbl.spamhaus.org, true
site3=relays.osirusoft.com, true
site4=spam.dnsrbl.net, true
site5=dnsbl.njabl.org, true
;site6=dun.dnsrbl.net, true

[server settings]
; dns - your DNS server
dns=209.26.140.2

; the SpamFilter can be limited to listen on a specific IP:port. Leave empty for all IPs bound to nic
;ListenIP=209.26.140.2
ListenPort=25

; DestinationServer is where you want all mail received by SpamFilter to be forwarded to
DestinationServer=mail.netwide.net
DestinationPort=25

; AllowPercent is used to accept (AllowPercent=1) or reject (AllowPercent=0) emails containing the % character.
; Many SMTP servers are susceptible to being tricked into relaying with this.
; Ex. if you are netwide.net, then a spammer can use
; mail to: joe%yahoo.com@netwide.net
; to relay mail to joe@yahoo.com if your server is vulnerable
; Setting AllowPercent to 1 rejects ALL recipients email addresses conatining the % sign
AllowPercent=0


[allowed domains]
; avoid being ourselves an open relay...
; enter here the recipient domains that SpamFilter will accept.
; I.E. if you are hosting netwide.net, then only emails addressed to user@netwide.net will
; be accepted and passed on to your DestinationServer.
; if your first entry is allow1=* then all emails will be accepted (not recommended)
; allow1=*
allow1=netwide.net
allow2=logsat.com


[exclude from orbs check]
; if you REALLY must be able to receive emails from a domain which is
; blacklisted, you can bypass the filter by adding it here...
;exclude1=somedomain1.com
;exclude2=somdomain.com