[Greylist-users] Black/Whitelisting

[Evan Harris]

The default of greylisting is the opposite.  The easiest solution (depending
on the number of domains), would probably be to add a wildcard rcpt_to
domain whitelist entry for each domain you don't want to use greylisting.

If you have too many domains for that to be possible, you can easily modify
the code either to add a hardcoded list of domains to check, or add a
special table in the db that you lookup the domain in to see if it should be
greylist-checked.  (I may add something like this in the next version)

If you want to use the version from CVS, you can also accomplish the same
thing with the access.db support and the FRIEND tag (see the README file in
CVS)

Evan


On Tue, 6 Jan 2004, Ricardo Kirkner wrote:

> Hi: I am about to setup greylisting for many domains at the place where
> I work. The question I have is the following:
>
> I want to set up greylisting but only for a few domains and/or users.
> Where should I set the rules to do so? (in the DB or in the access.db
> file)
>
> What I would like is to have a default of greylisting turned off, and
> then enable greylisting for each domain (when they have agreed on the
> service)
>
> I hope you can help me,
>
> with regards
>
> Ricardo Kirkner