Beware that there are *LARGE* ISPs that don't get along well with greylisting. YahooGroups.com, for example, does not tolerate a temporary failure at all. :-( Severely broken behaviour, but if you are supporting using behind a greylisted SMTP server, you need to take it into account.

Greylisting.org has a whitelist page (http://greylisting.org/whitelisting.shtml) detailing the known misbehaving sites that you can use to create whitelist rules in your particular greylisting implementation.

I have found greylisting to be very effective at stopping spam, especially spam delivered via zombie-bot-nets.

--[Lance]

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