Re: Getting greylisting going on a new Debian
Sean Conner <[email protected]> Fri, 27 Jun 2008 15:36:48 -0400
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It was thus said that the Great Jose-Marcio Martins da Cruz once stated: > Sean Conner wrote: > > > > There's X-Grey (http://www.x-grey.com/), which works with both Sendmail > >and Postfix, doesn't require a database, and purges old records so they > >don't accumulate. And as the author of said package, I do use it myself. > > > > -spc (Although the sendmail interface has ... issues ... ) > > At https://www.milter.org, there are some greylisting milters working > quite well : j-chkmail, milter-greylist, milter-grey, ... The problem I had with milter is the sheer amount of memory it consumes (at least under CentOS, a Linux distribution). [1]. And with that under control, there also seems to be some issues with a high system load (I work for a small webhosting company, and we were getting a ton of spam). -spc (And why libmilter felt the need to use threads is beyond me ... ) [1] http://boston.conman.org/2007/11/05.1