Milter-greylist

On Mon, 8 Aug 2011 05:31:02 +0200, manu@... wrote:
> lists-yahoogroups@... <lists-yahoogroups@...> wrote:
> 
>>  urlcheck "myfilter" "http://domain/check.cgi?rcpt=%r"
>>  # put invalid recps to an blacklist
>>  acl blacklist urlcheck "myfilter"
>>  # whitelist for valid recps
>>  acl whitelist default
>> 
>> And what should the check.cgi give back in case of invalid recipient?
>> 
>>  milterGreylistStatus: Ok
>>  milterGreylistCode: 554
>>  milterGreylistECode: 5.7.1
>>  milterGreylistMsg: unknown user
>> 
>> And what in case of an valid recipient:
>> 
>>   milterGreylistStatus: Ok
>>   milterGreylistCode: 250
>>   milterGreylistECode: 2.1.5
>>   milterGreylistMsg: Recipient ok
> 
> That seems good. Did you give it a try? 

No, not yet. I don't want to change to config of my milter-greylist on the
live machine. I will setup a test version tomorrow. 

> The thing remain a rough hack,
> but if I remeber correctly, the result of the urlcheck clause override
> the action (balcklist or greylist), so it does not matter if this is acl
> whitelist or acl greylist.

Do I need the last line "acl whitelist default" or just these two lines:

  urlcheck "myfilter" "http://domain/check.cgi?rcpt=%r"
  acl blacklist urlcheck "myfilter"

 
> One day we will have to invent a better syntax.

Okay, no problem. Even though it's a very nice feature. I'm using
milter-greylist for two years now and I'm very happy with it. 

Cheers
Marcus