On Sun, Sep 14, 2008 at 06:23:36AM +0200, manu@... wrote: > What should we store in the greylist for a multiple-recipient message? At present the greylist contains one record per recipient. I think this behaviour would not need to change. > Would another message, with only some of the recipient, be considered as > a re-expedition? Yes, per recipient. No need to change here neither. > What about if RCPT-stage ACL set speficy that some recipient should skip > greylisting? If you think of it as stages, a racl whitelist only means, that the sender can step to the data stage, without further investigation at the rcpt to stage. At the moment a whitelisted recipient also becomes blacklisted if an according dacl entry exists. Finally this is a configuration issue and the mta administrator must be aware that data acls can overwrite recipient whitelists. The pro is obvious. If it was possible to greylist at the data stage, many additional spam checks on the message body were possible. Cheers, Manuel
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Re: [milter-greylist] dacl greylist (...)
2008-09-14 by Manuel Badzong
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