Milter-greylist

Hi,

I am using v1.6 in fc3 linux.  It is working normally.
My question is: is there any way to config the
greylist at user's level, even partially?  Some users
ask me to put some domains in whitelist.  However, I
feel that it may not be good to whitelist these
domains to all users.  How to whitelist some specific
domains or some email-senders to some of my users, but
not to other users?

Thanks!

Harvey 

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On Tue, Mar 29, 2005 at 07:09:53AM -0800, H Li wrote:
> I am using v1.6 in fc3 linux.  It is working normally.
> My question is: is there any way to config the
> greylist at user's level, even partially?  Some users
> ask me to put some domains in whitelist.  However, I
> feel that it may not be good to whitelist these
> domains to all users.  How to whitelist some specific
> domains or some email-senders to some of my users, but
> not to other users?

Upgrade to 2.0beta4 and enjoy the power of ACL configuration 
that was contributed by Remy Card.

You can write tricky configs like this:
acl whitelist rcpt user1@... domain maybespam.net
acl whitelist rcpt user1@... from user1-grandma@...
acl greylist rcpt user1@...
acl greylist rcpt user2@...
acl whitelist default

The rules:
- A line matches if all the conditions are met
- The first match wins

So here this config enable greylisting only for recipient user1@...
and user2@..., but user1@... whitelisted mail coming from
domain maybespam.net and from address user1-grandma@....

Don't forget domain is the resolved DNS address of the sender IP address, 
not the domain of the sender e-mail address.

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--- Emmanuel Dreyfus <manu@...> wrote:
> On Tue, Mar 29, 2005 at 07:09:53AM -0800, H Li
> wrote:
> > I am using v1.6 in fc3 linux.  It is working
> normally.
> > My question is: is there any way to config the
> > greylist at user's level, even partially?  Some
> users
> > ask me to put some domains in whitelist.  However,
> I
> > feel that it may not be good to whitelist these
> > domains to all users.  How to whitelist some
> specific
> > domains or some email-senders to some of my users,
> but
> > not to other users?
> 
> Upgrade to 2.0beta4 and enjoy the power of ACL
> configuration 
> that was contributed by Remy Card.
> 
> You can write tricky configs like this:
> acl whitelist rcpt user1@... domain
> maybespam.net
> acl whitelist rcpt user1@... from
> user1-grandma@...
> acl greylist rcpt user1@...
> acl greylist rcpt user2@...
> acl whitelist default
> 
> The rules:
> - A line matches if all the conditions are met
> - The first match wins
> 
> So here this config enable greylisting only for
> recipient user1@...
> and user2@..., but user1@...
> whitelisted mail coming from
> domain maybespam.net and from address
> user1-grandma@....
> 
> Don't forget domain is the resolved DNS address of
> the sender IP address, 
> not the domain of the sender e-mail address.
> 
> -- 
> Emmanuel Dreyfus
> manu@...
> 

Thank you very much!  Before I upgrade to v2 beta, I
will try what you adviced.

Harvey


		
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--- Emmanuel Dreyfus <manu@...> wrote:
> On Tue, Mar 29, 2005 at 07:09:53AM -0800, H Li
> wrote:
> > I am using v1.6 in fc3 linux.  It is working
> normally.
> > My question is: is there any way to config the
> > greylist at user's level, even partially?  Some
> users
> > ask me to put some domains in whitelist.  However,
> I
> > feel that it may not be good to whitelist these
> > domains to all users.  How to whitelist some
> specific
> > domains or some email-senders to some of my users,
> but
> > not to other users?
> 
> Upgrade to 2.0beta4 and enjoy the power of ACL
> configuration 
> that was contributed by Remy Card.
> 
> You can write tricky configs like this:
> acl whitelist rcpt user1@... domain
> maybespam.net
> acl whitelist rcpt user1@... from
> user1-grandma@...
> acl greylist rcpt user1@...
> acl greylist rcpt user2@...
> acl whitelist default
> 
> The rules:
> - A line matches if all the conditions are met
> - The first match wins
> 
> So here this config enable greylisting only for
> recipient user1@...
> and user2@..., but user1@...
> whitelisted mail coming from
> domain maybespam.net and from address
> user1-grandma@....
> 
> Don't forget domain is the resolved DNS address of
> the sender IP address, 
> not the domain of the sender e-mail address.
> 
> -- 
> Emmanuel Dreyfus
> manu@...

Thanks!  A question about your entries: why do we need
the last line

acl whitelist default

but no line like this:

acl greylist default

What does "default" mean?

I appreciate your help!

Harvey

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On Tue, Mar 29, 2005 at 08:21:51AM -0800, H Li wrote:
> Thank you very much!  Before I upgrade to v2 beta, I
> will try what you adviced.

Youhave to upgrade to 2.0 beta4 before: ACL are not 
available in 1.6.x

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manu@...

H Li <hvli@...> wrote:

> Thanks!  A question about your entries: why do we need
> the last line
> 
> acl whitelist default
> 
> but no line like this:
> 
> acl greylist default
> 
> What does "default" mean?
> 
> I appreciate your help!

It's the whildcard entry that match messages that did not match any
other rule.

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