Michael Moncur wrote:
>>I was thinking that a greylist for to addresses would be a good idea.
>>
>>Give a small positive number (say 1.0-.3) to certain To: domains or
>>addresses (not the CC's). It might help to push some spam over the top
>>and still keep non-spam mail flowing freely.
>>
>
>This would be incredibly useful for me since I have bunches of email addresses,
>some older ones are nearly spamtraps by now and some newer ones that are
>virtually spam-free. What if instead of a grey/blacklist you could have a
>simple list of addresses, each with their own positive or negative score? i.e.
>
>to_score address@domain 2
>to_score address2@domain -1
>...
>
>I suppose I could do this manually easy enough with header rules.
>
Couldn't this also be done by something like appending an optional score
to the end of the whitelist* directives, such as
whitelist_to [EMAIL PROTECTED] -20
Ditto for the blacklist guys.
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