Yes, there are two ways to do this.

1) You can create the graylist entries for the addresses in question, so 
the graylist filter will think the addresses have already been 
graylisted.  This is simply a matter of creating files with specific 
pathnames.  First, take your "graylist-dir" path from spamdyke's 
configuration file.  Add a folder for the recipient's domain name, a 
folder for the recipient's username, a folder for the sender's domain 
name and a file for the sender's username.  For example, on my server, 
my "graylist-dir" is "/home/vpopmail/graylist".  For a message sent to 
me by you, the recipient is "[email protected]" and the sender is 
"[email protected]".  Using that information, the graylist filter will 
look for a file with the following path:
    /home/vpopmail/graylist/silence.org/samc/e2000.es/dsanchez
The file doesn't have to contain any particular data (it can be zero 
bytes) as long as the timestamp is older than the "graylist-min-secs" 
option in spamdyke's configuration file.

2) You can use a configuration folder to turn off graylisting for 
specific recipients (or domains), specific senders (or domains) or 
specific combinations of recipients and senders (or domains).

-- Sam Clippinger

David Sánchez Martín wrote:
> Hi list,
>
>    I would like to test graylisting, and populate the database before
> putting in into production, so it doesn't delay a lot of e-mails and giving
> me time to create a nice whitelist to avoid a ton of user complaints about
> delays.
>
>    Is there a way to accomplish this?
>
> Thank you!
>
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