Marco van den Bovenkamp wrote:
No. No user_prefs at all, and no SQL. Just a global 'local.cf'.
Forgot my default (effectively empty) user_prefs. Nate Schindler came up with what's probably happening: spamd reads the whitelist entries from the last place it checks, overwriting what it reads earlier.
If there aren't any in there (in my case my user_prefs, the SQL database in his), you end up with no whitelist entries.
Running spamd with '-x' (as I don't use user_prefs anyway) fixes it for me, as putting GLOBAL whitelist entries in his SQL database fixed it for him.
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Groeten,
Marco.
