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Gah... For some reason, I've got two whitehosts-list files on my system. One in /etc/greylist/ and the other in /var/lib/greylist/ .
It's also interesting to note that the greylistd doesn't look at
either file, the files are used by rules in the Exim configuration.
So when I added the gmail items (64.233) to whitehosts-list and
then tried to check it with greylist check --grey ... I
was using the wrong checking tool. Whoops! 30 minutes down the
drain!
Anyhow, once I discovered that whitehosts-list is in the Exim configuration files (and I should have realized that because I put it there) and not checked by greylistd, I discovered that the Exim configuration files check both copies of whitehosts-list. There's likely a good reason for that. Probably even my fault to begin with. Something to look into when I have some spare cycles and feel like pouring through Exim configuration, Debian policy for directories and configuration files, and all the other pieces in between.
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