I have a question for someone.
What does Whitelist_from actually look at? all headers? or a single one?
Is there a way to whitelist this line: From: "Alan Fullmer" <<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
any ideas? thanks in advance.
whitelist_from looks at a wide variety of headers that can indicate the sender. But in short you can use this whitelist statement:
whitelist_from <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
to do what you want.. be aware however that any spam that forges itself as being "From: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>[EMAIL PROTECTED]" will be whitelisted.
As for the details of what headers are checked, the code is in the subroutine "all_from_addrs" in EvalTests.pm.
In summary of the code, if there's a "Resent-From" header present.. that header takes priority, and is the only header examined.
Otherwise _all_ of the following headers are checked:
'From'
'Envelope-Sender'
'Resent-Sender'
'X-Envelope-From'
'Return-Path'
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