Milter-greylist

On Thu, Sep 30, 2004 at 01:54:34AM -0700, Dan Hollis wrote:
> rcpt /grandma@...,user@.../
> 
> In the former example, user@... would not greylist anything, everyone 
> would get through without grelisting. In the latter example, only 
> grandma@... is whitelisted, everyone else sending mail to 
> user@... would be greylisted.
> 
> Regex works on both sender or receiver in the rcpt clause.

The feature is nice and desirable but I have concerns with the syntax. 
rcpt means recipient, it sounds weird to add the sender. What about introducing
a new keyword? (it would probably make the parser simplier)

Another starnge thing is that I'd expect /grandma@...,user@.../
to be single regex, what about this? /grandma@.../ /user@.../

We could do something like this:
rcptfrom grandma@... user@...
rcptfrom grandma@... /.*/

I'm not happy with "rcptfrom", I think we can find better. What do you think?

Another problem is that it does not cope very well with the rcpt-acl idea.
Maybe we can come to a much more general acl syntax. Anyone has a proposition?

-- 
Emmanuel Dreyfus
manu@...