I will try it , I was using

NotGreedyWhitelist off
GreedyWhitelistAdditions  only_envelope

BTW thinking such as an email end user if I send a one time email to 
x...@xyz.com ,
it's good to have x...@xyz.com in whitelist , but leaving it a time of 999 days
(MaxWhitelistDays, default=999) is probably not required for over 90% of email 
in whitelist.
In some high traffic servers I see whitelist files of 30 MB and over.

If I use MaxWhitelistDays to have the whitelist smaller with a low value I risk 
to remove from whitelist some email
which were entered using email interface, and I want avoid this. And currently 
If I look
the whitelist file I have no idea if the email was entered via email interface 
, or added
dynamically after a local user sent an email.

Now suppose if could be possible to store email in whitelist using this format

t...@domain.com13272785677[e/d]

where 7 , is the number of times a local user sent an email to t...@domain.com 
(i.e. we call it WhiteUsage ) .
And e or d should mean , e= added via email interface or rebuilspamdb, and d= 
should mean added because a local user sent an email.

Now suppose we could set following options in ASSP

Email with WhiteUsage less than 2 (i.e.) and having the value "d" will be only 
scored i.e. -20
Email with WhiteUsage greater than 2 (i.e.) and having the value "d" are white
Email with "e" (entered using ASSP email interface) are always white , does not 
matter WhiteUsage
Email with WhiteUsage less than 2 (i.e.) and having the value "d" older than 30 
days (i.e.) will be removed (i.e. using a
MaxWhitelistDaysLimit). Email having "e" should be never removed using 
MaxWhitelistDays or MaxWhitelistDaysLimit.

advantages ; whitelist file smaller (thanks to MaxWhitelistDaysLimit) ,
reduced risk to have a spammer in whitelist file, a more efficient whitelist
  

Graziano



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> schreibt:
>> These are all spammer which where is some mailing list , and were
>> automatically added to whitelist
>> when the mailing list was send out from a local user .
>
> Did you try  to set ->NotGreedyWhitelist to ON ?
>
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