This is a discussion on Re: Greylisting and whitelisting SMTP client domains within the mailing.postfix.users forums, part of the Mail Servers and Related category; Victor Duchovni wrote: > > To clearify, whitelisting the sender domain works perfectly, but I > > also would like ...
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Victor Duchovni wrote:
> > To clearify, whitelisting the sender domain works perfectly, but I > > also would like to whitelist some SMTP client domains. Right now I > > have: > > > > This is not possible in a semantically safe way. What happens when the > resolution of the client's name fails? Should their mail be blocked with > a 5XX code because they hit the blacklist after accidentally not being > found on the whitelist? How do you avoid erroneous 5XX rejects? In the context of bypassing greylisting, that scenario wouldn't arise. Matt |