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| Hello, world! I was searching the archives in hope of finding a solution to problems which arise from running spamd on a SMTP server pool. I found an old thread (http://www.monkey.org/openbsd/archive/tech/0410/ msg00238.html) which discusses the same problem from the opposite point of view. First of all, I vote for Bob Beck's suggestion of adding (optional) masks to the whitelist entries (see the original thread). Secondly, I would like to bring up another variant of the problem. I run a three-node SMTP server pool. Incoming traffic is shared between the servers using a round-robin DNS configuration. As you can guess, greylisting and load balancing do not work together too well: the all-important delivery retries often go to a different server than the original delivery attempt. The situation is even worse if there happens to be a SMTP server pool at the remote end too. I would like to suggest a synchronizing daemon, which would be able to synchronize the spamd database across several hosts. I would be happy to contribute it myself, but my programming skills just aren't good enough for this task. Comments, anyone? Yours, Jyri ################################################## ### This message has been checked for viruses and spam. www.turvamies.fi info@turvamies.fi ################################################## ### |