Reason for whitelisting?
Matt Kettler
mkettler at evi-inc.com
Thu Jul 19 17:09:49 IST 2007
am.lists wrote:
>> Jul 17 15:50:23 smtp-gateway-4 MailScanner[10318]: Message
>> l6HJnjqf014254 from
>> xx.xxx.xx.xx (gadaandstelecommbef at xxxxxxxxxxxxxx) is whitelisted
>
> Robert,
>
> Did you by chance download/install a pre-configured kit? Some have
> pre-defined "known-good" senders pre-populated in a sql table
> somewhere.
>
> Also, the SARE rule 70_sare_whitelist.cf contains several known-good's
> too.
This is conclusively *NOT* 70_sare_whitelist.cf, or any other spamassassin-level
whitelisting. Those would show up as a SpamAssassin rule-hit of USER_IN_WHITELIST.
The "is whitelisted" message means it's whitelisted at the MailScanner level, as
a part of the MailScannner.conf "Is Definitely Not Spam" mechanism, or some bug
in, or misuse of, that mechanism.
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