manu@... wrote:
> Steven Stern <subscribed-lists@...> wrote:
>
>
>>>>I wind up with everyone being greylisted when not using the -T, despite
>>>>having "acl whitelist rcpt default" following the "acl greylist rcpt"
>>>>entries.
>>>
>>>The -l option should enable ACL debugging. What does it procudes?
>>
>>It's like the whitelist is ignored:
>
>
> Oh, yes, I see. "acl whitelist default" will work. "acl whitelist rcpt
> default" is an undocumented and unspecified config, and I have no idea
> of what ir produces.
>
> To whitelist for any recipient, "acl whitelist rcpt /.*/" should work.
> But you should have a "acl whitelist default" or "acl greylist default"
> at the end of your ACL, it helps understanding what is going on.
>
I was misreading the log. "acl whitelist default" does produce the
desired result. THANKS to all who helped.
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Re: [milter-greylist] Greylist as opt-in
2005-05-22 by Steven Stern
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