On 3/28/2012 3:17 AM, FC Mario Patty wrote: > On Wed, Mar 28, 2012 at 11:55 AM, ddodell <da...@d2net.net > <mailto:da...@d2net.net>> wrote: > > > I've tried researching this question without much luck. > > Is there a way to whitelist a specific IP address in spamassassin. > > Be gentle ... I'm new at this. >
> I put > > * trusted_networks 172.1.* > > in /etc/mail/spamassassin/local.cf <http://local.cf> (replace 172.1. > with your real network id). I think it should work with your > configuration too. > > Another place I'd like to check is simcontrol (since I use simscan to > coordinate clamd and spamassassin and I configured simscan with > --enable-per-domain=y(?)). By configure simcontrol, I can clamd-scan > email from particular network, say 172.1, for viruses yet let it > bypass spam check. The last time I did it was when I upgraded > spamassassin on our production server to let emails keep coming about > 10 minutes without spam check while the upgrading was in progress. trusted_networks is not whitelisting. IPs in trusted_networks get a pass from blacklist lookups, but otherwise are scored normally. If you want whitelisting, take a look at the various whitelist_from_* options. $ man Mail::SpamAssassin::Conf If you really want to simply let through all mail from a specific IP, the simplest way is probably at the MTA. Don't send those messages to SA in the first place...problem solved. -- Bowie
