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gyver changed the public information on the SQLgrey Postfix greylisting service project.
2009-08-20 21:45:47 UTC in SQLgrey Postfix greylisting service
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gyver added ludvigm to the SQLgrey Postfix greylisting service project.
2009-07-29 08:38:07 UTC in SQLgrey Postfix greylisting service
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As explained in the comments "please make a bug report to the
MySQL driver people".
2009-02-22 15:32:55 UTC in SQLgrey Postfix greylisting service
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Your use case is not what SQLgrey is designed to do. So I won't adapt it to your need.
That said, there's a way to do something like this by reconfiguring SQLgrey :
set
awl_age = 0
db_cleandelay = 0
This will automatically purge awl entries just after creating them. This is highly inefficient (to do what you need we shouldn't create them in the first place) but should work.
2008-12-10 12:16:22 UTC in SQLgrey Postfix greylisting service
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No, there's nothing SQLgrey can do to prevent a Segfault. You'll have to check that this isn't an hardware problem and/or report it to the Perl MySQL driver maintainer.
2008-12-06 19:15:31 UTC in SQLgrey Postfix greylisting service
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Is there really a need for this ?.
2008-12-06 19:12:52 UTC in SQLgrey Postfix greylisting service
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As stated in the other bug report Perl code doesn't segfault by itself. This is a problem in the MySQL driver (or the hardware but most likely the driver here). Your report even says so (the segfault origin is in libmysqlclient.so.15.0.0).
More details :
MySQL is known to close inactive connections in its default configuration and there's a workaround in the SQLgrey method used to connect to...
2008-09-11 09:15:16 UTC in SQLgrey Postfix greylisting service
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Ok. I understand. It may be a good feature to add (it would complement the optin/optout features which filter based on the recipients). I'll keep it in mind.
Meanwhile I believe you can do what you want with Postfix using something like :
/etc/postfix/sender_access.regex:
# Don't greylist mydomain
/^mydomain.com$/ OK
# Reject these spammers
/^spammer.com$/ REJECT
# Greylist everything...
2008-08-16 17:17:54 UTC in SQLgrey Postfix greylisting service
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I'm not sure I understand what you are requesting.
Which whitelist do you want to save in database? There are 2 kinds of whitelists : the ones distributed with SQLgrey which are known legit servers with a behavior conflicting with greylisting and the ones you set up yourself (in the same directory by default /etc/sqlgrey) with '.local' appended to the filenames.
Given the nature of these...
2008-08-15 08:40:32 UTC in SQLgrey Postfix greylisting service
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Segfaults can't be caused by pure Perl programs like SQLgrey. This is probably an hardware problem. Marking invalid.
2008-07-11 13:08:36 UTC in SQLgrey Postfix greylisting service
