[nzlug] (OT) Sorbs etc, was Exim: Limiting outgoing connections on Debian

[Robin Sheat]

On Wednesday 11 October 2006 09:02, Cliff Pratt wrote:
> Ha! If the greylist is set up right, then maybe it will go straight
> through. In my experience most greylists are set up wrongly, either
> inadvertently or on purpose, to reject every single email on the first
> try. Every single email.
Well, a while back I played with greylisting, and the default setup for (IIRC) 
postgrey was to reject each [from, to, server] tuple the first time it was 
seen, and after that, only reject it again if that tuple hadn't been seen for 
a month. That way, people see very few rejections. As I understand it, that's 
how it should be set up.

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