Whitelist FromOrTo:

Andy Norris andy at TIRESWING.NET
Mon Mar 7 18:29:40 GMT 2005


Thanks Martin,

I'm running MS 4.36.4.

It's working now.

However, one more weird thing... I DO have the IPs for our sites in there,
as well... and they don't seem to work.

Oh well. Baby steps. Baby steps.

Thanks very much, and hope your workout was everything you'd ever dreamed
it could be. I hope you can prove to be inspiration for me to get off my
butt and away from this damned computer and get myself to the gym that
takes my money whether I'm there or not!

Andy Norris



At 12:05 pm 2005-03-07, you wrote:
>Andy
>
>MS will put in an extra header
>
>X-Mailscanner-From:
>
>that will who the actual From is, so you can debug stuff like rules
>easier. Check this header against your rules.
>
>Also doing a per domain on the spam.whitelist is prob idea as the
>spammers like to "from: you", "to: you" in order to get around spam
>filters. Best to use ip-addresses if possible.
>
>Also what version of MS.
>
>Ok so having asked for all that, I'm off home (via the gym), but I'm
>sure the other people on the list will help too ;-)
>
>--
>Martin Hepworth
>Snr Systems Administrator
>Solid State Logic
>Tel: +44 (0)1865 842300
>
>
>Andy Norris wrote:
>>Hi again, MailScanners.
>>
>>I'm having a problem with my whitelisting directives, apparently.
>>
>>I'm trying to whitelist all mail from mydomain.com.
>>
>>In the file spam.whitelist.rules, if I have the following:
>>
>>FromOrTo:       mydomain.com    yes
>>
>>it works!
>>
>>But if I have:
>>
>>From:   mydomain.com    yes
>>
>>it doesn't...
>>
>>I've tried:
>>
>>From:   *@mydomain.com  yes
>>
>>and that doesn't work, either.
>>
>>What gives?
>>
>>Thanks for any insight,
>>
>>Andy Norris
>
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