design issue - whitelist rules/blacklist rules

[Harry Wang]

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Venkata Achanta,
From:	no-reply at domain.com	and	To: 	*@domain.com	no
From:   *@domain.com	 and 	To: 	*@domain.com   yes
	

======= 2004-11-18 07:52:18 you wrote¡G=======

>>As I mentioned in my post yesterday, put the NO entry ABOVE the YES
>>entry.  Your testing is matching on the FIRST rule, which is going to
>>blacklist it.
>>
>>FromTo:   no-reply at domain.com no
>>From:   *@domain.com and To: *@domain.com   yes
>
>
>Dustin, i would like to say yeah it worked but the thing is it is not
>tagging From:   *@domain.com and To: *@domain.com as spam.
>
>I have tested it again just to see if i did anything wrong.It sure allows
>no-reply at domain.com to flow thru without any problems but its letting
>everything else from domain.com also along with that which is not what i
>want.i also checked my whitelist rules.
>
>Thanks for your reply again,
>
>Venkata Achanta
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sincerely yours, 
				 
                Harry Wang
                harry at luckygroup.net
                   2004-11-18







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