Guy a écrit : > Hi, > > I'm currently using dnswl (dnswl.org <http://dnswl.org>) in my > recipient restrictions on a mail gateway. > Below is an example line from the list: > 193.222.110.200/32 <http://193.222.110.200/32> > permit_auth_destination med nonea.se <http://nonea.se> DNSWLId 10128 > > As I understand it, this whitelists those IP's from all the RBL etc > checks that follow in the recipient restrictions?
yes. > > I've been told that we now need per recipient whitelisting. I'm > guessing I need to do something similar to the dnswl, but have it > check against mysql using the recipients address to find out whether > it should skip the checks. Basically I have to give users the option > to receive spam if they so choose. use check_recipient_access. the lookup should return OK if the user "wants spam". In "hash" terms, it would be something like [EMAIL PROTECTED] OK
