> I have never seen anyone else even talk about selective greylisting
> for instance, and I'm so damn grateful that I now have it.
Well --
http://packages.debian.org/unstable/mail/whitelister
-- a postfix pd that pre-checks messages against lower-impact tests
such as DNSBLs before escalating to postgrey. In other words,
selective greylisting. Released 8/2005.
> If there is still a widespread adversion to this discussion, I would
> be happy to take it off-list.
Gotta tell ya, you almost had me looking the other way until you said
you consider the component of the third-party product that you spec'd
out to be (your?) "intellectual property." Are we to understand that
you do not have a business relationship with the vendor of the product
under discussion? That you have not received compensation, profit
shares, payment in kind (free copies) for your design input into the
commercial product? Hoping you're observing full disclosure in your
continuing posts about the product.
--Sandy
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