From: Michael Moritz (mimogn.apc.org)
Date: Wed Nov 10 2010 - 07:57:00 CST

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Hi

six years after announcing my first stable implementation of a greylisting service for postfix I'm pleased to announce yet another implementation of the same thing.

More info and download is here http://mimo.gn.apc.org/greylist.

For those of you who already use gps it's main advantages are
   * finely grained configurability
   *better memory footprint.

It share its main advantages with the old greylist policy service
    * unique method of reverse client suitable for ISPs
    * multithreaded tcp server
    * database compatibility with the old gps
    * highly configurable
    * selectively pattern or table match senders/recipients/hosts/..
    * use as many databases and database types as you like
    * fast and safe
    * written in C++, STL
    * uses libdbi - MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, SQLite3, Firebird/Interbase, mSQL supported
    * whitelisting by client network addresses, recipient and sender email address, client name, ...
    * pattern matching based whitelisting (regular expressions) for complex whitelisting needs

After a long testing phase I consider the greylist daemon stable. Please report any problems via the web site http://mimo.gn.apc.org/greylist.

Thanks,

Michael Moritz

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