SpamBlocker and whitelist.

whitelist_domains needs domain names.

And if you whitelist any domain names which exist on your server, it'll instantly become an open relay.

Jeff
 
>if you whitelist any domain names which exist on your server...

No, its external network... and I want to get all mail from domains which are found in this network.
There is such possibility?
 
Best would be to list individual IP#s in /etc/virtual/whitelist_hosts.

Jeff
 
Hi jeff,

Is the format for the whitelist_domains :

@domain.com ??

and these should go in individual lines in the /etc/virtual/whitelist_domians file right ?

Thanks ( I know,..... I'm a noob)
 
Hi jeff,

Is the format for the whitelist_domains :

@domain.com ??

and these should go in individual lines in the /etc/virtual/whitelist_domians file right ?

Thanks ( I know,..... I'm a noob)
It's like:

domainone.com
domaintwo.com
domainthree.com
domainfour.com

Every domain on a new line, and don't include the @-thingy
 
SRS and whitelisting

Can I use a spamblocker whitelist to allow emails that have been srs processed. Here is a line from my log

2007-09-25 12:02:37 H=moutng.kundenserver.de [212.227.126.171] F=<SRS0=EDAL=OV=<senderdomain>=<sendername>@srs.kundenserver.de> rejected RCPT ...

Is it possible to allow this email? What do I need to put in the whitelist (whitelist_sender?).

Thanks.

Jonathan
 
Still finding out about srs (sender rewriting scheme) myself. The reason is that I need to allow emails to be received from a particular sender and the log looks like the example above.

I have tried putting [email protected] in the whitelist_senders file but that does not seem to work, neither does sendername@senderdomain. I have a feeling I should be doing something completely different to work with srs as that seems to be a way to make spam rejection easier!
 
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