isolderj@??? wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I used the following guide to setup greylisting. It works well what I would like is if I could add into the ACL a logwrite that will give me a message like "Record Found on greylist server. Retry Time Ok. Message Accepted. Is it possible?
>
> The guide i used http://slett.net/spam-filtering-for-mx/exim-greylisting.html.
>
> The lines I am thinking of adding
>
> condition = ${if eq{$acl_m8}{accepted}{1}}
> logwrite = :main: Record Found on greylist server. Retry time Correct. Message Accepted.
>
> So My question is where do I put it and is the condition enough.
>
> Thanks
>
>
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You 'put it' where it happens - IOW in the acl that seeks (and gets) the
greylist go-ahead. Just as you have it....
That acl itself needs go where whatever needs the greylist must find are
first met. If a raw-IP-only, then it can go in acl_smtp_connect
More often it will be in acl_smtp_rcpt_to, so you will have the
opportunity to apply it for some domains/users and not for others.
You also want to change it to 'log_message', otherwise it will write a
logline every time that acl is *traversed* - even if it is not 'triggered'.
You also don't really need ':main:', as that is the default for
other-than-panic/reject entries.
OTOH, if you (temporarily) want to gather data on how often there was a
greylist hold-off, you might reverse the condtion and write it to
"reject:" log.
Have a care to not let that log outgrow space .... 'temporary' gets
forgotten about some days ...
HTH,
Bill
