The second is true. The file should contain a list of rDNS names that
should never be graylisted. The "never-graylist-rdns-file" option does
not consider the sender address.
So, for example, if the file contained:
.google.com
Email coming from a server named "rv-out-0910.google.com" (one of the
gmail.com servers) will never be graylisted. Other filters may still
block the connection, however.
Basically, the "never-graylist-*" options work just like the
"whitelist-*" options except they only bypass the graylist filter. The
"whitelist-*" options bypass all of the filters.
-- Sam Clippinger
Davide Bozzelli wrote:
> Sam Clippinger ha scritto:
>> If there are any domains you don't want graylisted, just list them in a
>> file and use the "never-graylist-rdns-file" option.
>>
>>
> I'm confused about this option.
>
> If i put for example in the file something like "domain.com"
>
> And you say: "domains you don't want graylisted", you mean that i can
> whitelist for graylist ALL mail comes
> with mail from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] , or just i can whitelist connections
> coming from an host with whatever.domain.com ?
>
> thx for help,
> Davide
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