'not spam (whitelisted)' in the headers

[Roberto Fulgado]

Le 2010-04-22 11:28, Thomas Lohman a écrit :
 >> >> Denis
 >> >>
 >> >> That probably was the case so I edited the last line of
 >> >> spam.blacklist.rules file:
 >> >>
 >> >> FromOrTo: default no
 >> >> to
 >> >> FromOrTo: default yes
 >> >>
 >> >> Thank you very much,
 >> >> Roberto
 > >
 > > Roberto, unless I'm missing something on how you're using this file,
 > > if you change the last line to "default yes" then Mailscanner is going
 > > to mark all mail as blacklisted since that is telling it that that is
 > > the default.
 > >
 > > cheers,
 > >
 > >
 > > --tom

 >Tom is probably right! We have:
 >.Fromorto default no
 >in that file.
 >
 >Denis



I already removed that file and made changes to The MailScanner.conf
file not to use blacklist list rule anymore. The only reason why I did
that in the first place was because I was seeing spam getting tagged as
as 'not spam (whitelisted)'.
Still getting some get pass by MailScanner as whitelisted. I really
don't know how. I double check the the sender address and and sender's
domain name in the spam.whitelist.rules, by doing "grep -i domain.com".




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