Milter-greylist

At 01:30 PM 11.24.2004 -0000, eugene_kurmanin wrote:
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>> Let me reflect on this issue of ACL a bit more:
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>> I'm presently using in the following order:
>> - Sendmail-8.12.11 with its own unique acl 
>(DBs=access/aliases/virusertable)
>> - milter-regex with its own acl from a very large config
>> - milter-greylist with its own acl via config
>> - spamass-milter/spamassassin with MANY acls via many configs
>> - procmail with its various filters/recipes/rcs -- another form of 
>acl
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>Very interesting...
>milter-regex from Daniel Hartmeier ( http://www.benzedrine.cx/ ) ?
>Why a very large config?! I use a very small config (just only few 
>lines) that catch is about 100-150K spam & viruses in month. It's a 
>very powerful milter.
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Indeed, it is very powerful -- my config is 1330 lines!
I'm probably not very good at regex.....

>spamass is a buggy milter. milter-spamd from Daniel much more 
>stable, i don't have any problem with it absolutly. I add only to 
>this milter feature do not check messages larger than 64K.
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With spamass, I used to have an occasional abort, so used daemontools
to keep it going.... now with regex & greylist catching the bulk,
it has relieved the load on spamass & spamd which is a memory hog.

>i write my own milter like milter-sender with much less features 
>than milter-sender, but for me it's enough. simple & efective 
>callback verification + autowitelisting in Berkley DB format any 
>versions with using DB 1.85 compatibility API.
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....great! Would you mind sharing that milter?

>i recommend you to use milter-dnsrbl from Richard Gooch. it's a 
>rule :)
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Will have to look that one up. Do you have its URL handy?

Many thanks!

Happy trails,
Jack




Happy trails,
Jack L. Stone

System Admin
Sage-american