Jim C. Nasby wrote: > On Wed, Dec 21, 2005 at 11:42:18AM -0500, Matt Kettler wrote: > >>My tagged spam rate at the end of January 2005 (2.8k spam/day) was higher than >>my peak rate in the past month (2.3k spam/day), but I suspect this is largely >>due to the greylist. > > > Dumb question... how does one do 'partial greylisting'?
Perhaps a better term is "selective greylisting" I'm Using milter-greylists's acls. My default is to whitelist (ie: not greylist) but I have an extensive set of ACLs that use regexes to greylist most dialup hosts, and hosts with no RDNS. I also greylist all of apnic and lacnic by IP. Hence, depending on where you come from, you might be greylisted, and you might not. I greylist only a selective part of the hosts on the net, instead of the usual approach of greylisting everything.
