Milter-greylist

Mike Loiterman wrote on Tue, 13 Dec 2005 15:14:12 -0600:

> acl whitelist domain apache.org 

Do you want to whitelist mailing lists coming from there? I didn't whitelist 
apache.org, but I get the lists from there. It passed the SPF-Check.

>  
> What am I doing wrong? 

Not sure, I expect "apache.org" to work for "hermes.apache.org" as well.
However, these *can't* work:
acl whitelist domain /*apache\.org/ 
acl whitelist domain /*apache.org/ 
These are globs, not regexes. Use
acl whitelist domain /.*\.apache\.org/


>  
> Also, gmail isn't working correctly either.  Clearly this is an issue with 
> google using a farm of servers with different ips.  I understand the I can 
> use SPF to get around this, but I believe the current spf libraries to be 
> somewhat unstable...is this true? 

I have milter-greylist mit libspf2 runing for a week or ten days now. No 
problems at all. Actually it's one of the programs with the shortest learning 
curve and with a very very good cost:benefit ratio.

>  
> One other way, I thought, of getting around this was to add "-L24" to the 
> startup parameters of the command that invokes milter...sadly, milter throws 
> and error when I do this. 

-L 24 and you can just do this in greylist.conf, no need for command line.

>  
> Any ideas for "fixing" gmail?

Yes, use libspf2, really!



Kai

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