Good morning. I have a fairly simple question about the graylist-exception options for spamdyke.conf. I have checked the documentation, and searched the mailing lists, but not found my answer.
With other whitelist options with spamdyke, whitelisting the IP/RDNS will bypass all filters. With graylist exceptions, it says that it will bypass the graylisting, but it doesn't mention if the other filters are bypassed, or if they are enforced. I have some domains on my spamdyke-enabled servers which go through postini, and as a result I had to put the postini servers in the graylist-exceptions-rdns file; but while postini doesn't have to be graylisted anymore, it doesn't appear to be applying many other filters (if any). I do get some DENIED_OTHER, but I don't see any denials for missing MX, or unresolvable domains, etc. While it is possible that postini is vetting those email addresses, certainly not all, because I see some obvious, obvious spam running into the incoming mail queue, past spamdyke. Is it possible that the graylist-exception is also allowing the bypass of most of the other filters as well, or am I simply ignorant of what precisely the graylist exceptions are doing? Or is it otherwise impossible to run some of the other checks against the incoming mail as a result of coming through postini? Any comments would be appreciated. In the meantime, I'll see if I can update - I've have spamdyke-4.0 installed on my systems here, so the graylist-exception option is available. Thanks, -- Adam _______________________________________________ spamdyke-users mailing list [email protected] http://www.spamdyke.org/mailman/listinfo/spamdyke-users
