Milter-greylist

Techwolf <techwolf@...> wrote:
  
> One of the most powerfull features of milter-greylist is that it
> processes the mail before the data stage, saving a ton of bandwidth and
> resources. Remember that in some areas, all the ISPs charge by the MB.
> 
> If you decide to do this, at least have a ./configure --nodata

I'm aware of that. There are two safeguards:

1) If you don't use header or body clauses in ACL, neither postmsg in an
urlcheck definition, milter-greylist will not register header and body
callbacks, and will just not see message content (just as it did
before).

2) The maxpeek option can be used to tell milter-greylist to limit how
much of the message milter-greylist will look at. e.g.: You can tell it
to ignore anything beyond the 2048 bytes. 
   
> I like to have spf move from global to acl rules. spl for spl pass,
> splfail for spl fail and splnone for server that don't have spl setup.

Yes, we can do that.

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