This is a discussion on Anyone try 'selective greylisting' with qgreylistrbl? within the alt.comp.mail.qmail forums, part of the Mail Servers and Related category; qgreylistrbl 0.5 looks like a replacement for rblsmtpd--no need to patch qmail. Unlike others, it only greylists ip ...
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qgreylistrbl 0.5 looks like a replacement for rblsmtpd--no need to patch
qmail. Unlike others, it only greylists ip that are found in specified RBLs or uses suspicious HELO. It doesn't blindly greylist every ip. If you've used it or are evaluating it, please share your experiences. Also, what SMTP benchmarking utility would you recommend for people interested in tweaking qgreylistrbl? I don't know perl but I'm guessing this is an ideal candidate for precompiling or PPerl or mod_apache2 or mod_fastcgi+compiled_httpclient. http://www.datenklause.de/en/software/qgreylistrbl.html --- netqmail 1.05 chk-user 2.08b (CHKUSER_WRONGRCPTLIMIT=1 simply rocks) vpopmail 5.4.13 rblsmtpd (sbl-xbl.spamhaus.net, list.dsbl.org) qgreylistrbl 0.5 (evaluating with more aggressive RBLs) |