Try using
whitelist_from [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
That works for me. Be careful with *sample.com because that matches
badsample.com for example. In this case * and ? are wildcards dot is not.
I could not get it to work without the @.
You can also use
whitelist_from_rcvd [EMAIL PROTECTED] myims.sample.com
to whitelist all mail from a trusted server. This prevents spammers from
forging your name to spam sent to you.
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spamassassin-tal
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06/24/2003 09:08
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Must a whitelist entry have an "@" symbol in it? The examples in the "FM"
all show the @ symbol. I'd like to do the following:
whitelist_from *sample.com
Such that all messages from sample.com and any sub-domain of sample.com are
accepted. Should this work? I'm doing it now and it seems that it is not
working.
Thanks,
David
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