LuKreme wrote:
> On my system, about 18-20% of the grey listed email eventually gets  
> delivered. Of the 20% that gets delivered, about 50% of that is  
> spamtagged by SpamAssassin. About 80-85% of the connections to the  
> server are rejected outright (RBL, invalid hostname, etc), before  
> greylisting has a chance at the message.  If greylisting was in front  
> of our RBL and header checks, it's percentages of ultimately rejected  
> spam would be much higher.

May I ask about whitelisting? Submitters, usual contacts and/or known 
hosts can be whitelisted

* from greylisting, to gain in immediateness, and
* from SA, to avoid false positives.

Do you do that, either systematically or case by case?


Thanks for sharing statistics.

















































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