Hi > VERP-addresses _usually_ contain the variable part in a > suffix. As a workaround one might only look at the part of > the local part that comes before the suffix. In your case you > could feed [EMAIL PROTECTED] to the greylister.
That would be easy, if I knew, that are verp addresses. But how to detect those? A lot of my clients have "-" in normal addresses. For now, I ignore the problem, as most of such mails (which get greylisted each, because of different sender addresses) come from the same servers and thus they are whitelisted after 1-2 days. But I would feel better, if I knew how to securely detect them. Regards, Steffen
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