[Greylist-users] Greylisting vs. 'Light' Greylisting
William Blunn
bill--greylist at blunn.org
Thu Dec 2 07:29:32 PST 2004
> I talked to the guy who wrote it and suggested that he add the
> ability to only check the first 3 octets of the ip address. He just
> added it.
>
> Example 123.123.123 vs. 123.123.123.123
>
> I can set it either way now. The reason for this is some companies
> have multiple MTAs on the same subnet and it could cause a delay if
> the email bounces between MTAs a few times before a match is found.
>
> What are your thoughts and is my thinking sound. Seems like light
> greylisting will be a little less effective but could help with delays
> or FPs
I use the same -- the /24 network of the sender.
(This is what Bagley does.)
I store the /24 network in one column and index on that so that
queries need only look for exact matches.
For reference, I store the entire IP address in another column; this
column is never used during normal operation, but storing it is
relatively cheap.
Bill
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