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Topic: Managing Delay in emails

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I want to manage delay in receiving and sanding emails, i.e Can i add trusted domains/IPs in grayscale ?  and block domains/IPs if So please guide me.

Best Regards,
Waseem Hassan

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2 Reply by ZhangHuangbin

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Re: Managing Delay in emails

*) Excuse me, manage "delay" or "relay"? I don't understand what "manage delay" means.
*) About "greyscale", i guess it's "greylisting"? if so, yes you can. You can manage them with Policyd or Cluebringer.
*) About "block domains/IPs", yes you can. You can manage them with Policyd or Cluebringer.

3 Reply by iUse (edited by iUse 2014-06-26 19:54:54)

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Re: Managing Delay in emails

Hi, first of all I want to say thank you for this great software.
I also have a huge delay(10min+) with incoming mails, I guess it's because of greylisting.
Could you please tell me how to disable greylisting on CentOS? Thank you.

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Re: Managing Delay in emails

Hi @iUse,

Please ALWAYS post your own questions in a new forum topic, do not hijack other's topic.

iUse wrote:

Could you please tell me how to disable greylisting on CentOS? Thank you.

*) If you're running Policyd: http://www.iredmail.org/wiki/index.php? … reylisting
*) If you're running Cluebringer, open /etc/policyd/cluebringer.conf and search 'greylisting'.