ANNOUNCE: Version 3.22-5 released

[Julian Field]

At 17:18 23/07/2002, you wrote:
> > The solution is very simple. Use "Accept Spam From" to define the net
> > blocks your local network lives in, whitelisting all your local hosts. Use
> > "Spam WhiteList" to define all the named domains which you want to accept
> > spam from.
> >
>
>Thanks. In fact I already noticed that the really local messages (coming from
>the machines in the subnets under my control and so in 'Accept Spam From')
>where whitelisted and I put the whole subnet in the Accept Spam From.
>BTW, is it possible to indicate a masked subnet, perhaps in a future version?

That would have been a good idea. Currently you can only do 8/16/24 bit
subnets. Never thought of it...

>My concert was also that, like me, there could be a lot of other users
>putting their domain in spam.whitelist.conf and who cannot easily define
>their incoming domain using Accept Spam From.

True.
Next version...
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