Milter-greylist

Alexandre Santos wrote:
 > I\ufffdm would like to change the file log, is going to maillog.log by
 > default, id like to change to postfix.log.

That has nothing to do with milter-greylist.  You have to
configure it according to your syslog implementation.  For
example, on my system it is configured in /etc/syslog.conf
(and there's even a manual page syslog.conf(5)), but yours
may differ.

 > The other problem is that depending from where i seen a email, the
 > milter calls the spamdsock or not, all address the same in the tests
 > from and rcpt.

Your log doesn't show whether spamd was called or not (it
is always called), it only shows whether there was a match:

 > Jun 15 19:08:33 smtp milter-greylist: Mail from=<frm@...>,
 >     rcpt=(nil), addr=mail.example.com[......] is matched by entry
 >     dacl 147 greylist spamd score > 3 [msg "Message greylist for
 >     spam content."]
 > [...]
 > spamdsock unix "/var/run/spamd.sock"
 > dacl blacklist spamd > 9
 > dacl greylist spamd > 3 msg "Message greylist for spam content."
 > dacl whitelist spamd < 4 msg "Message whitlist for spam content."

What if the spamd score is >= 3 and <= 4?  Then there is no
match, so you won't see such a line in your log.

Best regards
   Oliver

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