[Greylist-users] enhancement - extra color states to provide better reporting information
Andrew McGlashan
andrew.mcglashan at affinityvision.com.au
Sun Nov 26 07:42:38 PST 2006
Hi Guys,
How about adding some extra colors for greylisting:
- pink for tuplets that have been whitelisted, but where half the whitelist
period has expired [or some other user configurable value];
- blue for tuplets that have been greylisted, but where half the greylist
period has expired [or some other user configurable value];
- yellow for tuplets that have expired the whitelist period, these should
live for a period equal to 10 times the whitelist timeout period [or some
other user configurable value].
Processing of greylisted entries would progress the state to blue at half
the expiry and then drop off at full expiry.
Pink entries should be treated the same as white entries for email
acceptance.
Yellow entries should be made grey again if new mail arrives again for the
same tuplet and start the usual greylisting cycle.
Using these extra colors, you can do reports to show extra useful
information.
greylist list --[pink|yellow]
- show tuplets that have been successful in the past and contact
has lapsed for whatever reason....
(short term are pink, long term are yellow);
- purpose: gives a trigger for possible follow up contact to be initiated.
greylist list --blue
- show tuplets that are 'at risk' of being dropped due to sending mail
servers failing to follow the correct RFC's
- purpose: gives a list of possible candidate tuplets for manual
whitelisting whilst ignoring those tuplets that are newer and may
sort themselves out well before the maxretry period.
Kind Regards
AndrewM
Andrew McGlashan
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