Hi All, I understand that maintaining a (small) temporary whitelisting is more appropriate way, but still for me also make sence to have a temporary blacklisting maintained the same way postscreen temporary whitelisting does.
Is it possible to provide a command line tool, which trough proxymap can change postscreen_cache_map records ( add / delete ) ? This way it will be much easier and faster to work with for example fail2ban without the need to reload Postfix ( as stated in "postscreen blacklist painful refresh " thread from Anon Wed May 23, 2012 9:23 am). At the moment i'm considering to implement a fail2ban + Mysql + Postscreen test system, "postscreen_access_list = mysql_access_list.cf" leaving TTL to Mysql, but so i'm facing the limit of max number simultaneous connections because of mysql table instead of btree/cidr etc. Exscuse my lack of deep knowage about it ... and my english. Best Regards Vladislav Dimitrov
