Milter-greylist

> The pro is obvious. If it was possible to greylist at the data stage,
> many additional spam checks on the message body were possible.

But what's the use for greylisting after the data stage?  Why not only
accept or refuse (and perhaps temporarily black/whitelist the triplet)?
After the data stage, you have seen the whole email, you can make
intelligent decisions.  As I see it (and please tell me if I am wrong),
greylisting after the data phase wins you nothing, but wastes bandwidth
and other resources (yours!).

Akos

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