Use it with my business mail server with virtually perfect success - much less
load average than Spam Assassin, and no false positives, too. With
Milter-Greylist and using the SpamHaus sbl-xbl black list, SPAM load is down
over 98%. (from thousands per day to perhaps 20!)
Now I protect a small ISP with it, with about 3,000 accounts. It uses LOTS of
system resources when you get that big... We have a single mid-range Athlon
system just for the greylisting, as the MX for the 500 or so domains - and
that pretty well taps the machine!
It has a tendency to get itself "confused" under very heavy loads, so we have
a cron script that runs every 5 minutes to tail the maillog file and restart
everything if it goes awry.
But, it works pretty well.
-Ben
On Monday 13 February 2006 13:00, Joe Polk wrote:
> Is anyone using Milter-Greylist? Is there a repository out there with an rpm
> available?
>
> JP
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