li...@rhsoft.net: > postscreen_whitelist_interfaces = !<honeypot-IP>, static:all > > in case you have a honeypot MX on a interface which always leads at least > in a temporary reject wouldn't it be beneficial to skip the RBL tests > and just reply with the "450 4.3.2 Service currently unavailable"
I want to know what clients are blacklisted and what clients violate
SMTP. The decision to skip (subsets of) tests must therefore not
be hard-coded.
Wietse
