Hi,
> Hi all
>
> I have had milter-greylist running for quite some time successfully.
> This weekend I wanted to implement smtp auth on the same server as
> some of my clients are going mobile. I add the following line into
> my /etc/mail/greylist.conf file
>
> racl whitelist auth /.*/
Reading the man page:
auth This is used to select a user that succeeded SMTP AUTH. In
order to select any user
that succeeds SMTP AUTH, you can use a regular expression
matching, like below;
racl whitelist auth /.*/
Using such a clause automatically disable global STARTTLS and
SMTP AUTH whitelisting,
like if the noauth keyword would have been used.
ie. if you _don't_ put the "racl whitelist auth /.*/" in your greylist.conf
file, then global STARTTLS and SMTP AUTH will be used.
I don't use the "auth" clause in my conf and all my STARTTLS and SMTP AUTH
connection get whitelisted.
Regards,
Michael.Message
Re: [milter-greylist] Milter-geylist and smtp auth
2008-08-16 by Michael Mansour
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