At a glance, it looks like an EXCELLENT update. I'll reinstall it soon.

Question, do we NOT use the spamlist.txt anymore? Just use the alphabetical/numerical one?

It's the same mod as before, except there are now 1033 more domians on the spam list and there is a spamlist_0_to_z.zip file available. The mod always was coded to send an email should a user be blocked from registering at your forum. The spamlist_0_to_z.zip file is to help you with making your own spamlist.txt file, if you don't want to use the one that is provided with the spamlist_product.zip file.

Perhaps if we as users can help the creator out by reporting any legitimate email accounts as we come across them? This is a good mod from what I can see and the vast majority of what is there are spam emails. It's caught at least 12 bad registrations for me since I installed it a yesterday but it caught a couple good ones. I've updated the file to remove those which are already named here:

@yahoo.com
@gmail.com
@hotmail.com
@bellsouth.net

There are other ccTLD domains for those as well.

Great idea! I second those ones by adding

@AOL.com
@yahoo.com
@gmail.com
@hotmail.com
@bellsouth.net

Great mod. I took hotmail, yahoo, aol and gmail off the list those are the email addresses that most of my users use including myself lol. Its simple to edit so this product is well worth it.

Well, I understand Gmail/Hotmail/AOL/Yahoo are on the list, I myself also get a lot of spam from these domains, sadly the majority of my users are using a free email, due to the average age (which should be around 15 on my forum), no doubt a nice mod, but I might use it later when I've got more time to check it out.

FYI: mod updated to v.1.0.1. It was changed to use one 0-9, a-z spam list plus one exemption list. The largest spam list file is now about 0.4mb instead of calling in the entire list. This was done so your server is happier with reading in the files, though if you want to remove entries, you now need to edit the 0-9, a-z spam list files. If you know of a domain that you don't want to block, you can add it to the do not block exemption list. Upgrade instructions are in the readme file.

Hi Calorie. Thanks for the update to 1.0.1. *Reinstalls.

Question: I noticed that all xxxx.rr.com emails are on the banned list. While I added some to the do_not_block.txt file, how can we allow ALL XXXXX.RR.COM emails?

Here are all the *.rr.com domains. Either remove them from the 0-9, a-z spamlist files or place them on the do not block exemption list.
I'm not sure whether or not I'll add a wildcard option, but if you have shell access, you can search for domains by using the following commands:
Alternatively, you could use your PC to search the spamlist directory, at least to find the spamlist files containing the domain pattern of interest.