• Introducing RSPAMD
  • How RSPAMD blocks SPAM
  • What about “Straight to Blacklist”!!!???
  • Configuring RSPAMD
  • Setting up the Regex Mapping Rules
  • Rejecting Email or Domain for RSPAMD
  • Instantly blacklisted — No questions asked!
  • Undoing blacklisting
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Blocking SPAM via RSPAMD
Blog / Infrastructure · 16 August 2025

Blocking Email Spam Faster with RSPAMD — Instant Domain Blacklisting

How to configure RSPAMD for instant email and domain blacklisting — setting up regex multimap rules, a Docker-compatible block script, and why blocking at the mail server level matters more than client-side filtering.

Busy networking diagram showing the DNS server
Blog / Infrastructure · 15 June 2025

IPv4 vs IPv6 DNS: Which Takes Precedence and How to Configure Both

A practical guide to DNS configuration across IPv4 and IPv6 — how they interact, which takes precedence on Windows 11 and Linux, and how to set up DNSMasq with a floating virtual IP for reliable dual-stack resolution on a self-hosted infrastructure.

web secuirty
Blog / Infrastructure · 27 April 2024

Time to lock down Website Certificates

Recently I wrote an article on why you should lock down your website certificates. Oddly, has been around since late 2013 and not very well know, although recently has been …

email-sending
Blog / Infrastructure · 21 December 2023

Linux Email Services

I must say it is pretty exciting with the Linux based open source solutions that are directed at solving Email Services problems: aka – SMTP + IMAP + POP3 + …

The tus protocol logo, an open standard for resumable file uploads
Infrastructure · 26 February 2023

Resumable Uploads over the Fragile Internet

The internet is less reliable than it feels, and it shows the moment you upload something large. The tus protocol fixes the worst part of that.

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