Milter-greylist

wrote on Wed, 8 Aug 2007 11:24:25 +0200 (CEST):

just guessing.

> acl greylist from /^$/ delay 6m autowhite 5d
> 
> In maillog i see, that the messages still hit the default acl at the end of the config file.
> Is there an error in my acl line?
> Example maillog entry:
> addr xxx[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] from <> to <postmaster@...> delayed for 00:06:00 (ACL 157)
> 157 is the linenumber of the default acl in the cofig.

Hm, do you get other entries that this mail got delayed any further than 6 minutes?
Just with this line it looks like it was delayed and rejected and will be allowed with the next connect as the 6 minutes are 
over. (I think it should be allowed in the next second after 00:06:00.)
I agree, the "ACL 157" suggests it doesn't use that specific ACL here, but is it really not using it?

> The intention is to deactivate the autowhitelist feature for those mails. An acl line with autowhite 0 leeds to a syntax error.

Don't know, but did you try 0d or 1s or so?

Kai

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