Can someone remind me please: under what circumstances would a spamdyke-created graylist file be 0 bytes?
I used to know this but it has totally escaped my memory. This came to light when we saw a sender who appeared to be permanently graylisted when sending to a specific recipient (but not to another recipient, where the sender was graylisted for the appropriate amount of time then let through as expected). On investigation, I found a 0 byte graylist file for the problem sender/recipient pair dating back to October. Deleting it resulted in the email being delivered normally to the recipient shortly after. The sender, incidentally, was a human, sending from a normal smtp server with rDNS and IP visible in the logs. Thanks, Faris.
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