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server load?

Are you referring to load on the server with blockhosts.py running? That should be minimal - you can always run blockhosts in cron mode, so kick it off only every minute or hour as needed, depending on the actual load, and/or frequency of attacks on spamdyke.

It should be easy to write a pattern to locate the IP (following origin_ip: in your log line above). This assumes that the log line above is displaying the correct originating IP and generally immume to spoofing. Otherwise it may block valid IP addresses :-)

But - not knowing much about spamdyke, it may be best to do nothing - since spamdyke is presumably built to stop spam, it may not need any external helpers!

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