On Tuesday 21 November 2006 06:02, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I'm afraid you're right on this one. > > Of course the spammers read this very list - and they have already started > to implement "anti greylisting" meassures... > > It's just a matter of time before they see too little success rate when > they read the bot stats and start to circumvent greylisting too :( > > I have yet to try greylisting on a real production system. I am concerned > about the 5-15 mins. delay because we have some sensitive customers that > are already on their toes. But with the right set of arguments I'm sure I > can convince even the "worst" customer that greylisting is a good thing... > still.
As I understand it, greylisting does not affect anything except the FIRST attempt. From there on, it goes through as fast as ever. Or am I wrong? -- _____________________________________ John Andersen
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