Hi Nigel, > "Priorities are processed in an ascending fashion, this means that 0 > will be processed before 1 and 10 before 20." > > So in terms of overriding the greylisting (as it supports inheriting > aswell) you'd need to have your default policy with a lower priority > than your policy which overrides the default.
Ohhhhhhhh. I'm used to sytems where once a rule is matched it stops. So the priority is what rules get applied in what order but *ALL* policies are applied before the final result is looked at? > For instance one can have... 10 - Default (greylisting attached, set > to YES) 70 - Client1 (does not like greylisting, UseGreylisting set > to NO) OK, will try that. Thanks. -- Regards, Peter Kiem Zordah IT - IT Consultancy and Internet Services Ph: (0414) 724-766 Fax: (07) 3112-4237 Web: www.zordah.net Email: [email protected] _______________________________________________ Users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.policyd.org/mailman/listinfo/users
