Ron Dyck writes:
I'm new to qmailtoaster, though I have been using qmail for a number
of years. I'm now in the process of setting up a new server and have
implemented qmailtoaster.
I'm considering greylisting to cut down on spam and have breifly
looked at a few implementations. Does anyone have suggestions as to
which implementation/experience in set-up etc.?
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The implementation available at:
http://freesoftware.silence.org/spamdyke/ is coded in pure c and so it's
fast than the other counterparts.
You could choose the localdomains to be greylisted and the remote ip to
be whitelisted .
Spamdyke gives you also some other useful anti-spam protection ...
Could be useful,
have fun,
Davide
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