You haven't showed your pf rules.
If your friend is blocked because you are using the "korea" blacklist
un-greylisting him won't help. Using the standard example from the man page:
rdr pass inet proto tcp from <spamd> to any \
port smtp -> 127.0.0.1 port spamd
rdr pass inet proto tcp from !<spamd-white> to any \
port smtp -> 127.0.0.1 port spamd
The first rdr line picks up anything in blacklists. If you aren't blacklisted
then the second line picks up anything that the greylist hasn't passed, and
rdr is first match.
If you're in the korea blacklist, and your friends address is,
using spamdb -a to have it pass the greylist will not help.
If you correspond with people in korea, using the korea list
is probably a bad idea.
-Bob
* riwanlky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2006-07-13 19:29]:
> Hi All,
>
> I just configure my first spamd -g, I have a collegue in Korea who is
> sending
> me a message, however it did not get through. I tried to whitelist it,
> however
> it still did not get through.
>
> This is the spamdb
> WHITE|61.78.36.103|||1152841491|1152841518|1155951918|1|0
> WHITE|61.78.36.104|||1152842688|1152842688|1155953088|1|0
>
> I had to
> spamdb -a 61.78.36.103 -T
> spamdb -a 61.78.36.103
>
> to get it whitelist, because it is not showing in my spamdb
>
> this is my /var/log/daemon
> Jul 14 09:15:03 puff spamd[3732]: 61.78.36.103: connected (1/1), lists:
> korea
> Jul 14 09:15:08 puff spamd[3732]: 61.78.36.103: connected (2/2), lists:
> korea
> Jul 14 09:21:37 puff spamd[3732]: 61.78.36.103: disconnected after 394
> seconds.
> lists: korea
> Jul 14 09:21:41 puff spamd[3732]: 61.78.36.103: disconnected after 393
> seconds.
> lists: korea
>
> in my spamd using pfctl -t spamd -Tshow |grep 61.78
> # pfctl -t spamd -Tshow |grep 61.78
> 61.78.51.0/25
> 61.78.59.35
> 61.78.59.36
> 61.78.90.8
>
> and spamd-white
> # pfctl -t spamd-white -Tshow |grep 61.78
> 61.78.36.103
> 61.78.36.104
>
> So the mail should go through. Something missing?
>
> Thanks and looking forward for your help.
>
> Brgds,
> Riwan
>
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