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greylisting [2006/12/08 12:39]
adam Added heading Exim and Vexim links, Debian and FC/RH instructions
greylisting [2006/12/08 12:42]
adam Added config placement decision
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-Placement of this snippet in the config is important. I place it in my ACL section, beneath the RDNSBL and ClamAV sample sections, so that bad senders detectable by other means still have to get through greylisting when they become delisted or send non-viral email.+Placement of this snippet in the config is important. I place it in my ACL section, beneath the RDNSBL and ClamAV sample sections, so that bad senders detectable by other means still have to get through greylisting when they become delisted or send non-viral email. Other people put this config before other checks, the decision is yours.
  
 The commented line was used in the Debian greylistd docs (possibly standard with greylistd) in /usr/share.doc/greylistd/examples/exim4-acl-example.txt, but this ACL didn't apply to the Vexim configuration. There is additional config available elsewhere which shows how to catch mails without an envelope sender. References required. The commented line was used in the Debian greylistd docs (possibly standard with greylistd) in /usr/share.doc/greylistd/examples/exim4-acl-example.txt, but this ACL didn't apply to the Vexim configuration. There is additional config available elsewhere which shows how to catch mails without an envelope sender. References required.
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