> On Feb 10, 2016, at 12:35 PM, Mike Coddington <m...@coddington.us> wrote: > > I had a problem with an IP address sneaking into Postscreen's whitelist. I > added the IP address to postscreen_access.cidr and set it to REJECT, as I > typically do with problem IP ranges. It seemed as though the temporary > whitelist was overriding my request to reject the mail though. I ended up > removing postscreen_cache.db and restarting Postfix. Is there a way to go > into that database and manually remove specific entries? Most of them are > fine, which is why I was sad to have to do the brute force technique that I > used. > > I’m guessing it’s not possible but figured I’d ask.
Bad form to reply to myself, but I’d like to clarify. I now think that the whitelist was NOT overriding the post screen_access.cidr REJECT rule, merely that I hadn’t blocked as wide of a subnet as I figured I did. Still, I’m curious if it’s possible to manually edit that cache database at all.
