2008/9/15 Petar Bogdanovic <petar@...>: > Imagine the following scenery: > > spamdsock "/var/run/spamd.sock" > > dacl greylist spamd-score > 5 delay 6h > dacl greylist spamd-score > 10 delay 12h > dacl greylist spamd-score > 15 delay 24h > dacl blacklist spamd-score > 20 FYI: milter-greylist expires unsuccessful entries in not in 'timeout' time, but in 'delay + timeout' time (and 'timeout' is only a global setting). Hence in this context, you're ensuring that tuples from messages which are indeed spam are going to waste space in your database longer than those that are less likely to be spam. C.
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Re: [milter-greylist] dacl greylist (...)
2008-09-16 by Constantine A. Murenin