Milter-greylist

At 05:39 PM 3/9/2005, manu@... wrote:
> > This is really ODD.. I added a debug to every case in the switch...
> >
> > Mar  9 17:22:13 xanadu milter-greylist: acl_filter hostname =
> > "[222.62.149.123]"
> > Mar  9 17:22:13 xanadu milter-greylist: j29MM62X026578: addr 222.62.149.123
> > from <xxxxx@...> to <xxxx@...> delayed for
> > 00:01:00
> >
> > None of the rules are matching,
>
>That's no surprise, as the hostname given by sendmail is not resolved.

Perhaps I gave a bad example with that one... That example was a host with 
no ptr record, so there was nothing for sendmail to resolve.

Mar  9 17:43:27 xanadu milter-greylist: acl_filter hostname = 
"ns1.hagenhosting.com"
Mar  9 17:43:27 xanadu milter-greylist: j29MhR2X030xxx: addr 63.97.115.194 
from <> to <xxxxxx@...> delayed for 00:01:00

So the names are being resolved by sendmail where possible, but they are 
still being greylisted with no viable greylist rules matching.

> > but it's being greylisted...
>
>This means the default is broken. Any info with -l?

Erm, -l isn't a useful option, as it winds up generating printf's that go 
nowhere on my system.

It's weird that the default works normally.

I've also observed that the default sometimes works if I only add one 
domain ACL, but adding 4 always breaks it.

The above test was run with these enabled:
acl greylist domain /pcp.*\...\.comcast\.net/
acl greylist domain /.*\.client\.comcast\.net/
acl greylist domain /.*\.client2\.attbi\.com/
acl grelyist domain /.*\.client\.attbi\.com/