Milter-greylist

--- In milter-greylist@yahoogroups.com, Kai Schaetzl <maillists@...>
wrote:
>
>  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.)

Thats the behaviour i expect and if resend after the 6 min the triple
gets autowhitelisted for the default value of 7 days not for the 5
days specified at the acl they should hit.
Sorry for posting only that one line. It illustrates the first attempt
of such mail and the hit acl. The log-entry "...autowhitelisted
for..." did not inform about the acl taken. So i did not post such line.

> 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?

I tried 1s but was not sure if that was the fault, because timeout is
set to 5d. Somwhere i read if autowhite is smaler than timeout the
defualt autowhite will be taken.
But now i think the regex /^$/ will not be hit by those messages with
empty from field.
The above acl resides at line 153 of the config and is the first acl
of type greylist. And as i understood the docu the first hit line will
do the job.

Kind regards

Andreas