So, for blacklisting, I can append domains to the /var/qmail/control/badmailfrom file to bypass having to load the IPs into Plesk 1 at a time. Is there a file I can edit through SSH to append the "Good IPs" to in the same sense? I don't see it as really a hot idea, spending the next 2 hours loading the IPs in one at a time, then waiting for the Plesk page to reload after each addition.
Where exactly is qmail's "Whitelist" database?
qgreylist install
If there is a file for good ip's, I have never been able to find it.So, for blacklisting, I can append domains to the /var/qmail/control/badmailfrom file to bypass having to load the IPs into Plesk 1 at a time. Is there a file I can edit through SSH to append the "Good IPs" to in the same sense?
If you installed qgreylist from ART's, then you have the "lite" version. There is not a whitelist database ( as in sql database ) in the lite version. The lite version created the empty files you see in the "/var/qmai/greylist" folder. If you want to have an ip bypassed from greylist checking, create "/var/qmail/whitelist" and add the ip address file name there ( same format as files in the "/var/qmail/greylist" folder ).Where exactly is qmail's "Whitelist" database?
That's about as much as I know about qgreylisting.
nooby need help.
i was reading through this qgreylisting thread. and wondering if i could use it for what i need.
i need to block every email that gets sent through qmail-smtp except for
local domains on the server
domain1.com.au -- this is external
domain2.com.au -- this is external
the emails are only sent through webmail.
could it work using greylist?
i was reading through this qgreylisting thread. and wondering if i could use it for what i need.
i need to block every email that gets sent through qmail-smtp except for
local domains on the server
domain1.com.au -- this is external
domain2.com.au -- this is external
the emails are only sent through webmail.
could it work using greylist?
