Milter-greylist

manu@... a \ufffdcrit :
> Adam Katz <yegsa-yahoo@...> wrote:
> 
>> My solution was to include ALL of gmail/google's SPF records in the
>> milter-greylist "broken mta" whitelist.  It looks like this
>> (whitespace shortened to fit in 72-column email):
> 
> The following ACL should work with 4.0:

No, only in 4.1.1.
SPF status code check has been added after 4.0 was released.

But this example is a classical "pass" test, so in 4.0 it could be written:

racl whitelist from /.*@gmail\.com/ spf

.. And to be sure to avoid "subdomain match abuse" ( ex. 
mail@...), the regex should better be written like this:

racl whitelist from /@gmail\.com>/ spf


> racl whitelist from /.*@gmail\.com/ spf pass
> 
> Nice, isn't it?
> 


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