You could also do a custom rule, but that's likely to be overkill. I'd only try it if whitelist_from_rcvd doesn't work out.
Also, current versions aren't nearly as bad as older ones about tagging "clueless AOL-user" type emails, so if you're using something old like 2.31, you should try out 2.55 or 2.43 (it's a bit old, but it does work if you're scared of the 2.5x series still).
At 12:32 PM 5/30/2003 -0400, Jonathan Vanasco wrote:
Someone high up in my company writes email exclusively in all-caps, utters countless profanities, and has been known to use more than five consecutive exclamation points on a regular basis.
That said, his emails score ridiculously high on the standard spamassassin tests.
I could whitelist his address, but I'm afraid that emails replied to his will be taken as spam instead
Would it be possible to whitelist his email address as an expression? Or write a custom test that -10000 or something?
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