Uh - cool feature.

Currently I have a certain receiving Postmaster account whitelisted (so that
the occasional false positive can alert us after we sent them a BOUNCE or
ALERT) - which means it gets 80% spam.

The "real" false positives are seldomly more than a few points over our
"BOUNCE" or "ALERT" limit.  Certainly, if they were up to our "KILL" limit
(for which we've never gotten any complaints), they would not know that we
blocked them and therefore, are not likely that they'd ever try to contact
our Postmaster account.

So, if I use:

BYPASSWHITELIST bypasswhitelisting 20 0 0 0

it will not whitelist any mails if the weight is 20 (our kill weight) or
more and the mail has any number of recipients or no recipients?  (At 20,
the mail must have failed so many tests that I have NEVER seen any false
positives.)

Best Regards
Andy 


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> >>          o Adds a bypasswhitelisting test type that can be used in 
> >> rare
>cases when whitelist bypassing is necessary. <<
>
>Used where and how?

Used only as a last resort.  :)

It can be defined with a line such as "EMERGENCYBYPASS bypasswhitelisting 
60 3 0 0".  The 60 refers to the weight the E-mail must reach, and the 3 
refers to the minimum number of recipients.  In this case, it would attempt 
to bypass the whitelisting for E-mail with 3 or more recipients and a 
weight of 60 or higher.

                                                    -Scott
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