Milter-greylist

Alan Clifford wrote on Sun, 7 Oct 2007 15:33:00 +0100 (BST):

> As an example, if I used alan+20071007@..., it would be useful to
> configure greylisting to be bypassed for, say, a couple of days after the
> embedded date.

But that's already what the program does. It whitelists for a couple of 
days (five by default I think) and if there's no more mail coming from that 
source it will remove it from the whitelist. Further, the whitelisting is 
*not* based on the to address but on the from,server tuple, so even if 
someone else uses that address later it will be subject to greylisting as 
it is *not* put in the whitelist.

I can see some value in being able to use such a format "alan+20071007@" 
nevertheless, but then for *blacklisting*. Something like "do not accept 
mail to this date format marked address" if the date is x days later (or 
earlier).

Kai

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