Re: Comcast & Greylisting
Brian Ross <[email protected]> Thu, 30 Nov 2006 09:01:22 -0800 (PST)
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I was refering to whitelist in the context of the greylist antispam mechanism - nothing else. As for retrying, I'm not seeing a lot of success from comcast's network which makes me think that however they are retrying (I haven't studied the records in depth to determine their method), it's not working. Ultimately Comcast is a huge and, albeit zombie-filled, legitimate network with a lot of legitimate of traffic. I suppose I was hoping that somebody from Comcast might be monitoring this list and could shed some additional light on their service architecture and how it interacts with greylist protected sites. Instead it appears that the only viable answer is to allow them to bypass the greylist (whitelist) - or, based on Jim's previous reply, I may extend the record life to see if that gets them through.... Thank you both! On Thu, 30 Nov 2006, Dave Warren wrote: > > You don't need to whitelist them completely, just bypass greylisting -- > greylisting is useless against legitimate servers, if you KNOW a server > is going to retry you may as well not bother greylisting it and save > both of you a little bandwidth.