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From: Riaan K. <ria...@gm...> - 2007-01-26 09:33:39
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How difficult would it be to allow the postfix attributes on both sides of the regexp? If you add two derivative attributes: sender_domain & recipient_domain you can activate greylisting if: sender_domain =~ recipient_domain which would be a very nice rule for anyone running a relay. I see many spam forgeries where a sender address is designed to fall under the same organisation domain to appear legit. Another rule to play with would be: client_name !~ helo_name which, although standards-compliant AFAIK, might be a bit harsh, I don't know. Possibly there are other tricks to invent if the postfix attributes can be used as plain variables both sides of the discrimination regexp, but can't think of another example now. What do you think? thanks, Riaan |