What's the problem with the current implementation?
If a mail gets through, despite the greylisting, it still can be spam,
especially if the client IP is present in a RBL. I use spamassassin to scrutiny
all mails that get through, and part of that process is checking the RBL once
again. This means the RBL checks are done twice -- by gross and by spamassassin.
What would you like to be done?
It would be useful if gross could add a line to the mail header stating the
status -- either a mail getting through because it was not present in a RBL, or
mail getting through because it was resend (while the client IP is listed in a
RBL).
Currently, "action=dunno" is hardcoded in worker_postfix.c.
It would be great if I configure this to "prepend X-Gross: ....." with at least
the number of hits (ideally I'd see the individual RBL, but that seem
problematic.
I would prefer that there is a separate response for either STATUS_MATCH and
STATUS_TRUST, where the response to the STATUS_MATCH should contain a count of
the numner of matches.
Original issue reported on code.google.com by macfreek on 7 Nov 2012 at 10:19
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
macfreekon 7 Nov 2012 at 10:19