Durga Prasad Malyala:
> Hello team,
> As part of our outbound anti-spam policy - we implement policyd/rate
> limiting using smtpd_data_restrictions for senders sending say more
> than 100 or 200 mails per hour.
> However now-a-days due to compliance levels - certain people need to
> genuinely send a burst of mails like 1000 or 2000 once or twice in a
> month as Tax deduction confirmations or asking for some information
> from vendors or something similar.
> 
> Issue: As per all normal policy daemons we actually reject the senders
> mail and his outlook etc. keeps trying.
> Needed solution: instead of rejecting mails (beyond set limits) from
> authenticated senders using smtpd_data_restrictions can we just put
> them in hold queue on the fly so that the mail administrator can have
> a look at the mailq and release them later.

You could use a policy daemon that replies with HOLD instead of
REJECT. The examples in https://www.postfwd.org/ratelimits.html use
REJECT, but they can be changed to use HOLD instead.

        Wietse

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