> > I understand now. Basically, you want to add some addresses to the > graylist filter but since you don't know which addresses to > use, you're > trying to use the graylist filter to collect that information. >
Yes, basically that's the idea. > I have a different idea that will probably work better. Instead of > finding a way to partially enable the graylist filter, just leave it > turned off for a while. Run spamdyke so that it will log > messages about > incoming and outgoing email. Then, after a week or two, use > the logs to > discover which remote addresses are sending to your users and > vice-versa. That will give better information anyway, since it will > show which addresses your users are sending _to_ and how > often. Those > are the ones that most likely need to be added to the graylist filter. > Great, I will do that, I think that will be the solution for my problem. Thank you :-) But, IMHO it's not a bad idea to make graylist-min-secs=0 behaviour as I said some time in the future, because it enables to do all this without making the admin to process the logs with scripts as I will do :-) Best regards and thank you again. --- David Sanchez Martin Administrador de Sistemas [email protected] GPG Key ID: 0x37E7AC1F E2000 Nuevas Tecnologías Tel : +34 902 830500
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