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From: Len C. <lc...@Go...> - 2009-06-01 21:04:42
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---------- Original Message ---------------------------------- From: Lionel Bouton <lio...@bo...> Date: Mon, 01 Jun 2009 19:38:38 +0200 >Len Conrad a écrit, le 06/01/2009 05:49 PM : >> /usr/local/bin/sqlgrey-stats.sh >> >> GREY NEW: 70491 >> GREY EARLY RECON: 790 >> GREY RECON OK: 954 >> GREY DOMAWL: 7805 >> GREY FROM AWL: 795 >> WHITELIST: 191 >> SPAM: 33515 >> SMTPD GREYLISTED: 4015 >> >> ... for about 11 hours Monday morning. >> > >I don't know sqlgrey-stats.sh so I'm not sure exactly what it should >report. That said the categories seem to match SQLgrey's own log >categories so I assume it makes sums of log lines matching these. > >> I find the smtpd "greylisted for 5 minutes" rejects to be extremely low compared to what I see with postgrey. >> >> For 70K "new/never-seen" triplet, why aren't there 70K smtpd rejects? >> > >Why do you think there aren't ? Nothing above supports this claim: for >each "grey new" and "grey early recon" line the server should return a >temporary reject. If it doesn't, then it's a SMTP server configuration >issue. > ok, found my misconfig: changed these from "delay" to: reject_first_attempt = immed reject_early_reconnect = immed "greylisted" smtpd log lines are streaming up the screen now. thanks Len |