Hi,

On Fri, Nov 1, 2013 at 9:20 PM, /dev/rob0 <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Fri, Nov 01, 2013 at 08:13:46PM -0400, Alex wrote:
>> I have an fc18 box with postfix-2.9.6 and have configured
>> postscreen and sqlgrey to help with spam.
>
> I don't understand why you'd want both postscreen and sqlgrey. If
> you're okay with the delays, postscreen can provide them (albeit,
> lacking the intelligence of whitelisting in released Postfix
> versions; 2.11 will be/is a must-have upgrade for the DNSWL
> whitelisting feature.)

I should have known postscreen would do this. But does it really do
all that sqlgrey can do? I like the shared database across multiple
hosts feature. We have a few servers, and it's great to be able to
share the whitelist/spam between them.

I don't recall seeing anything about delays in the postscreen config.
I'd appreciate any further info you have on this.

I could also upgrade to 2.11 if necessary. Do you have specifics on
this DNSWL feature yet?

>> I have postscreen_dnsbl_threshold set to 3, and have weighted
>> several RBLs, and dnsblog logs the hits, but they don't seem to
>> be being rejected:
...
> ... minus two is two! Threshold not met. :( Perhaps you want to raise
> the score for list.dnswl.org .0 to -1?

Ah, not sure how I missed that. I think I'll lower the score, as you suggest.

> Aside: I have actually thought about using list.dnswl.org 127.0.15.0
> (email marketers, trust level "none") as a +1 DNSBL. No, I would not,
> but it's fun to think about. :)

That is interesting. I'd love to see the list of who's on that list so
I can decide whether that would be good for us. I hadn't realized
there was a specific list classifying marketers.

Thanks again, as always.
Alex

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