I've been using policydv2 for quite a while now. It's easy to install and manage, it's under active development ( well maybe not so active but oh well ) and it plays nice. I am using it for both greylisting and accounting. Especially i found the accounting feature very useful, since my primary outgoing smtp sends mail for around a 100 domains with 3k or so users ( peak around 1100 emails/minute ) and i wanted to restrict number of emails that go out per sender address. Policyd v2 lets me define all i need to make it work. Never had a problem.
----- "joe" <j...@tmsusa.com> wrote: > I've used postgrey and sqlgrey, but for the past few years I've been > > happily using policyd-1.8x, which is written in c, is small and > > efficient, uses a mysql backend, and not only does greylisting, but > also > > quotas, whitelisting and blacklisting based on various criteria. > > > > I use policyd on my home mail server, on mail servers at several small > > businesses, and at my fortune 100 employer, where 4 postfix servers > are > > pointed to the policy server. > > > > Needless to say, I'm happy with it. > > > > Joe -- Nikolai K. Bochev System Administrator Website : GrandstarCO | http://www.grandstarco.com
