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Topic: Can't get Greylisting to work

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- Store mail accounts in which backend (LDAP/MySQL/PGSQL): MySQL
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I've done a fresh install of iRedMail. I've used previous versions of iRedMail and I love it! The problem is that I see Greylisting isn't working. I've searched the forums and applied all the fixes that Zhang has proposed and I can't get it working no matter what I do. Is there any sort of "cookbook" documentation that will allow me to get greylisting working in a step-by-step fashion?

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2 Reply by ZhangHuangbin

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Re: Can't get Greylisting to work

Do you have any record in SQL table "iredapd.greylisting"? If no, please run below one to enable greylisting globally:

USE iredapd;
INSERT INTO greylisting (account, priority, sender, sender_priority, active) VALUES ('@.', 0, '@.', 0, 1);

3 Reply by jpunix

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Re: Can't get Greylisting to work

ZhangHuangbin wrote:

Do you have any record in SQL table "iredapd.greylisting"? If no, please run below one to enable greylisting globally:

USE iredapd;
INSERT INTO greylisting (account, priority, sender, sender_priority, active) VALUES ('@.', 0, '@.', 0, 1);

That did it! That was the missing piece. Thanks!