> /root/whitelist.txt: > 216.239.32.0/19 #gmail servers I just allowed all the announcements I saw from their AS for now.
64.233.160/19 66.102/20 66.249.64/19 72.14.192/19 72.14.224/20 216.239.32/19 Unless you run a site with enough users that they stay whitelisted anyway, the larger shared-spool mail systems can be something of a problem, so it's worth keeping an eye on 'spamdb|grep GREY'. > It's a bit of an extreme allowance really... www.dnsstuff.com is good for > looking up allocated IP ranges by the way. Find the relevant AS, use a looking-glass or route-views if you don't have your own router to pull it from. In cizcoeee that's "sh ip bgp reg _15169$". > If you make a change to the whitelist file, update the table with: > pfctl -t spamd-mywhite -T add -f /root/white.txt -Tr (rather than -Ta) covers deletions too. Add -v to get feedback.
