[Sqlgrey-users] SPF Questions

[Brent K. <b.k...@CH...>]

I just setup sqlgrey last night on my spam server.  I think I have just
about every possible way of detecting spam, running on this server now!
:P
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Anyhow, I was looking at the mailing list and looking through the
configuration file( btw: using 1.6.7 ), I was unable to find anything
useful related to the way SPF is used or handled in the greylisting
process.
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I was hoping to find out if I could use SPF to just bypass the greylist
functionality.  That way if any domain is setup correctly and has an SPF
record, their mail would not be delayed.  Now I realize that spam could
still come from a domain that had SPF setup, but I was thinking of
sqlgrey as more of a first line of defense than a 100% blocking
mechanism.
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The reason I bring this up is that providers like gmail, yahoo, aol have
2 or 3 dozen mail servers on different networks.  Though I don't want
spam, I also don't want to delay their messages.  The thought is that
anyone who does SPF gets an automatic bypass.  Again, I realize this
leaves things wide open for spammers who use SPF, but it does knock out
any bots and greatly narrows the list of relay machines that are added
to my blacklist.
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If its not in my version(1.6.7), is the 1.7.5 devel version stable
enough for deployment?
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Thanks!
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-Brent
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