From/To Whitelist (was Re: ANNOUNCE: Version 3.22-5 released)

[Maurizio Matteo Munafo']

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On Tuesday 23 July 2002 18:24, Julian Field wrote:
> 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...
>

After some checking, looks like the generic 'Accept Spam From' is not a
solution for me, since the main mail server of our domain (the one receiving
the mail xxx at polito.it and delivering to my subnet) was included in 'Accept
Spam From', so all the incoming mail were marked as whitelisted.

Back to the restricted 'Accept Spam From'.

Regards,
Maurizio

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