Wacky Request...

[Julian Field]

This is exactly what the "auto-whitelist" functionality in SpamAssassin does.
It has been discussed many times here before, and after a very thorough
investigation (can't remember by whom, sorry) it is agreed that this is
best left switched off as it is fairly easy for a spammer to defeat.

Handling messages coming from a dialup IP address is exactly what the
"MAPS-DUL" Spam List is for.

At 22:36 04/11/2003, you wrote:

>Has anyone seen or done any development on a selective white list
>onlysolution based on spam scores?
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>Id really be interested in a solution that basically requires an
>affirmation by the sender of emails with scores ranging from 5 to say 15.
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>Im still ok with deleting ones over 15, but I do have a fair number of
>false positives in the 10-12 range.
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>Id also be interested in something similar for all emails from
>dialup/broadband IPs (or any specialRBL).
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>Anyways, just a thought.
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>Lance
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