It would trigger even before greylisting. tomas
Jason Haar wrote:
Lampa wrote:Hello, use shupp toaster (www.shupp.org/toaster), implement patch chkuser (http://www.interazioni.it/opensource/chkuser/) or there are other mechanism (for example using badmailto or oposite - using only valid emails - eg create list of all emails you have).i.e. this is such a fundamental problem that it must be dealt with at the Qmail level instead of within Qmail-Scanner. With the overhead of running perl, AVs and (especially) SpamAssassin, it just isn't appropriate to do this within Qmail-Scanner. Doing it within Qmail itself (i.e. a patch) will remove a huge amount of traffic from even getting to Qmail-Scanner. I'd also suggest looking at the RECIPIENTS extension on http://www.fehcom.de/qmail/qmail.html
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