ElusiveMind wrote:
Has anyone had luck in implementing the graylisting patch into the toaster?
I've patched it, and compiled it in (along with the qmailtap patch) and
mail seems to not be getting through. This is a development system so
I'm going to let it sit a while and see if it just takes
Okay! I was about to ask about that. I just found this however:
#define DEFAULT_BLOCK_EXPIRE 55 /* minutes until email is accepted */
I assume by setting this to 1 or 5 I can reduce the time my email
sits waiting to be accepted.
Thanks;
Michael Bagnall
ElusiveMind
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http:
Brilliant - I have Greylisting working and I've shortened the timeout
and things seem to be working swimingly.
The issue I find myself facing now is that no email from Gmail is
getting through - because subsequent re-sends are coming from a
different IP than the original. Is there a work ar
Hello Michael, hello all,
where can I find a HowTo for a toaster installing with greylisting feature??
> Brilliant - I have Greylisting working and I've shortened the timeout
> and things seem to be working swimingly.
Regards,
Oliver Etzel
www.domainfex.de
www.shupp.org .. but it is not a step by step tutorial !!!
# EXPERIMENTAL: greylisting patch
WARNING: The patches below will cause ALL mail to start temporarily
bouncing, per the greylisting standard. See
http://projects.puremagic.com/greylisting/ to learn more about greylisting.
Credits:
The pat
Well, there isn't a tutorial anywhere that I found, I basically interpreted where to patch based on the install. I can share with you what I did.I placed the greylisting-20060105.patch file in my /usr/local/src/tar folder (I put everything in /usr/local/src)I followed to the toaster instructions (w
Hell Michael,
Cool, I have a similar installation and I will test it. The results I ´ll
make public here.
Thank you Michael.
Regards,
... from merry ol´ germany
Oliver Etzel
> Well, there isn't a tutorial anywhere that I found, I basically
> interpreted where to patch based on the install
ElusiveMind wrote:
Well, there isn't a tutorial anywhere that I found, I basically
interpreted where to patch based on the install. I can share with you
what I did.
I placed the greylisting-20060105.patch file in my /usr/local/src/tar
folder (I put everything in /usr/local/src)
I followed t
