Benoit Panizzon wrote: > Hi Manu > > >>>I see more and more spamtools that are greylist aware. They retry >>>sending that email after a few minutes. So greylisting does not avoid >>>them. >> >>For how long do you greylist? A long enough delay should do the trick... > > > (10minutes) > > Not realy. As example, our favourite swiss spamer is ordering a new bullet > proof server in china for allmost every spamrun. He does not just run a > 'spambot' on them, but a real mailserver. So just greylisting has become > useless. > Better would be what I suggested: blacklist tuples (or their IP) which had a > positive hit in spamassassin. But I understand this is not trivial :-) > > Btw, I have whitelisted all known Mailservers from the list in: > > http://antispam.imp.ch/swinog-dnsrbl-whitelist > > others might find this list usefull too as it eliminates delays from servers > which would resend that email anyway. > > -Benoit- You could always write up a little script that pulls results from your spam marked emails, and uses the relay address from that to add to the blacklist.
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Re: [milter-greylist] How does blacklist support work? (Feature request)
2005-07-29 by MC
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