How would SA know which domains you service? Seems like a really hard problem unless you make big assumptions about how mail services are implemented at that location. Maybe this is a "feature" which could be implemented in documentation or something...
C on 1/30/02 6:33 AM, CertaintyTech - Ed Henderson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> BTW: I agree with the sentiment about virus scanners vs spam. In >> Qmail-Scanner, the SpamAssassin support merely tags the messages as spam - >> it doesn't quarantine them like it does for viruses. Still too many false >> alerts I'm afraid - a lot of my Email from root cronjobs gets caught! ;-) >> >> -- >> Cheers >> >> Jason Haar >> > > One thing that I have done is to create a whitelist_from entry for each of > the domains that I currently service. I do this for at least two reasons: > 1. This way any email from cronjobs and the such NEVER get tagged as Spam > 2. If someone from any of my domains is a Spammer then I want to see it. > Otherwise if it got put into the Spam bucket I may not be as likely to see > it. I won't tolerate anyone abusing our mail services by being a Spammer. > > Just an idea for ya, > Ed. > > PS. Thanks for integrating SA into Q-S. What a great combination! _______________________________________________ Spamassassin-talk mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/spamassassin-talk
