David Milholen wrote: > I just a need a little primer to understand which method of graylisting > i need to use. > I have it set to always and those domain folders have are huge with > entries. > I am configuring a new server with qtp using centos5.4. All of the > installation went smooth. > I am thinking of using dovecot instead of courier on this one. > I just dont want those huge graylist entries lingering around. > If the sender in not on my domain and has no rdns or ip then they need > to be graylisted. > --Dave
As far as senders in your domain go, if you have them use port 587 (submission) they will not be subject to spamdyke at all. That's perhaps the simplest (and recommended) way to handle submissions. As for cleaning up graylist entries, there's a qtp-prune-graylist script in QTP that does this for you. It may not be in the QTP RPM yet, as I don't think we've cut a QTP release since it was added. You can download and run it from the QTP subversion repo though. It's self contained and has no dependent (sub)scripts. -- -Eric 'shubes' _______________________________________________ spamdyke-users mailing list [email protected] http://www.spamdyke.org/mailman/listinfo/spamdyke-users
