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> > On Tue, May 6, 2008 at 6:54 AM, Charles Marcus > <CMarcus <mailto:CMarcus>> wrote: > > On 5/6/2008, Simone Felici (s.felici > <mailto:s.felici>) wrote: > > My servers process more or less 6.500.000 mails per day. Of them > ONLY 170.000 mails are accepted, the rest is, in order: > - blocked by RBLs (65%) > - blocked by greylist (30%) > - blocked by other causes (not found, mailbox full, other > reasons) (5%) > > > Really? I would think that the vast majority would be blocked by > recipient validation? > > > yes this seems odd, usually bad address would be #1 I think. > here I see (rough average over 91.5 million messages and ~100 domains): > > 35% bad recipient > 25% blocked by greylist > 20% blocked by DNS/RFC checks > 20% blocked by RBLs > > Are you using RBLs/greylisting before verifiying the user exists? This > seems wasteful, or is there a reason I don't know? > -Aaron > > Maybe user validation would block the most... Here I've a strange postfix setup due previous mailsystems. I need to verify first internal postfix checks befor (rbl, greylist) and then check mail validation, because I need to execute a (little, but heavy enought) script to check the mail validation. So I want to reduce to the maximum the incoming mails befor this check. Maybe a day I'll have all my email-system in postfix, I hope! :) Byebye -- Simone Felici E-Mail: s.felici Divisione Tecnica Tel: 0461 030 111 Alpikom S.p.A. Fax: 0461 030 112 v.Fersina, 23 - 38100 Trento URL: http://www.alpikom.it
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