Christoph Langguth via Users <[email protected]> wrote: > more of a workaround than a solution, but you might give it a try: > disable greylisting in policyd and use a separate tool. > > I personally use > https://github.com/felix/gross > > which combines greylisting and blacklists in a way that combines their > strengths while avoiding their weaknesses > (i.e., it avoids excessive greylisting by only greylisting suspicious > clients, and it doesn't unconditionally block what's in a RBL either ;-) )
Well, that certainly looks like an interesting package - and in Debian as well :-) I'd not heard of a Bloom filter before, clever trick. What I don't see anything about is whether this package has any notion of cleanup. Descriptions of bloom filters specifically say that over time they "fill" with false matches - meaning that over time, it's going to start permitting mails that should be greylisted. Have you seen that as a problem, or know how it's normally handled ? _______________________________________________ Users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.policyd.org/mailman/listinfo/users_lists.policyd.org
