Milter-greylist

bill:

sounds good. one problem as you point out the list's are
based on tuples and it's concievable some users for a
domain (or ip) might be greylisted and others white.

and conversely for example i have seen 3 entries for the
same user/domain because their isp had 3 different outbound
smtp servers (causing me to get multiple copies of the same
-e).

the problem is of course simplified [a little] if one uses
-L or lazyaw modes.

as you say though it might better be a parsing problem for
perl (php)

-george

--- Bill Levering <idbill@...> wrote:

> 
> How 'bout a test function...
> 
> I seem to remember that we had to install tcpwrappers at
> one point  
> (oh so long ago, it appears).
> And there was a utility to check functionality.
> 
> ---
> suggested syntax changes:
>   -t  - testing mode (requires -e or -d or -i)
>   -e  - email address to check
>   -d  - domain to check
>   -i  - ip address to check
> ----
> 
> Say you run:
> milter-greylist -t -e test@...
> 
> and the response is:
> delayed
> 
> or: (note, there could be multiple entries)
> not delayed from 66.163.187.78 till 2006-06-26 08:35:10
> not delayed from 66.163.187.79 till 2006-06-29 12:35:10
> 
> or:
> autowhitelisted
> 
> 
> 
> or for more beautific info...:
>    Milter-greylist version: 1.84
> 
>    Email      : test@...
>    From IP    : 66.163.187.78
>    Valid till : 2006-06-26 08:30:10
>    Whitelisted: auto
> 
> 
> or:
>    milter-greylist
>        Version: 1.84
> 
>    Testing mode
>        E-mail        : test@...
>        From IP       : 66.163.187.78
>        1st Connection: 2006-06-26 08:28:20
> 
> ---
> Say you run:
> milter-greylist -t -d domain.com
> 
> and the response is:
> all delayed
> 
> or: (note, there could be multiple entries)
> webmster@... not delayed from 66.163.187.78 till
> 2006-06-26  
> 08:35:10
> user@... not delayed from 66.163.187.79 till
> 2006-06-29 12:35:10
> 
> or:
> autowhitelisted
> 
> 
> 
> or for more beautific info...:
>    Milter-greylist version: 1.84
> 
>    Domain     : domain.com
> 
>    Email      : test@...
>    From IP    : 66.163.187.78
>    Valid till : 2006-06-26 08:30:10
>    Whitelisted: auto
> 
>    Email      : webmaster@...
>    From IP    : 66.163.187.78
>    Valid till : 2006-06-26 08:30:10
>    Whitelisted: auto
> 
> or:
>    milter-greylist
>        Version: 1.84
> 
>    Testing mode
>        Domain        : domain.com
> 
>        E-mail        : test@...
>        From IP       : 66.163.187.78
>        1st Connection: 2006-06-26 08:28:20
> 
>        E-mail        : webmaster@...
>        From IP       : 66.163.187.78
>        1st Connection: 2006-06-26 08:28:20
> 
> ---
> Say you run:
> milter-greylist -t -i 66.163.187.78
> 
> and the response is:
> delayed
> 
> or: (note, there could be multiple entries)
> webmaster@... not delayed from 66.163.187.78 till
> 2006-06-26  
> 08:35:10
> user@... not delayed from 66.163.187.78 till
> 2006-06-29 12:35:10
> 
> or:
> autowhitelisted
> 
> 
> 
> or for more beautific info...:
>    Milter-greylist version: 1.84
> 
>    Email      : test@...
>    From IP    : 66.163.187.78
>    Valid till : 2006-06-26 08:30:10
>    Whitelisted: auto
> 
>    Email      : user@...
>    From IP    : 66.163.187.78
>    Valid till : 2006-06-26 08:30:10
>    Whitelisted: auto
> 
> or:
>    milter-greylist
>        Version: 1.84
> 
>    Testing mode
>        E-mail        : test@...
>        From IP       : 66.163.187.78
>        1st Connection: 2006-06-26 08:28:20
> 
> .... I guess I could just write a perl script to read the
> db and do  
> the same thing.. but just a thought.
> 


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