whitelisted mail - how to see why

[Julian Field]

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The whitelisting is normally done by either the "Spam Checks" option or 
the "Is Definitely Not Spam" option. If you have a score for the 
message, then it will have been done by the Is Definitely Not Spam option.

SMGateway-specific questions should be directed to support at fsl.com.

Jan Agermose wrote:

> Hi
>
> Im running SMGateway 1.65 and Im having some problems with mail beeing 
> whitelisted and I do not know why. How can I see what rule if any that 
> did the whitelisting of the email? There are no whitelistnings for 
> that domain and the spam score is over 36.
>
> Where are whitelisted domains/email addresses written to ^Ö 
> disk/database? If I have a message ID and look at the details for the 
> ^Óhandling^Ô of the mail should I then be able to see what ^Órule^Ô 
> whitelisted the mail?
>
> Mvh
>
> Jan
>
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