Well, maybe not so quick after
all...
A follow-on question:
What is the logic involved with these
entries? INCLUDES? IS? ENDSWITH? something else?
For example, if I include the following
line in my SPAMDOMAINS file...
msn.com
hotmail.com
... which of the following
messages would pass the test:
from: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
rdns:
yadayada.scammsn.com (fail?)
rdns:
yadayada.scamhotmail.com (fail?)
rdns: yadayada.scam.msn.com (pass?)
rdns: yadayada.scam.msn.com (pass?)
rdns:
yadayada.scam.hotmail.com (pass?)
rdns:
yadayada.msn.com.phish.com (???)
rdns:
yadayada.hotmail.com.phish.com
(???)
-Dave Doherty
Skywaves, Inc.
----- Original Message -----
From: "R. Scott Perry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, June 04, 2004 10:42
AM
Subject: Re: [Declude.JunkMail] Quick
SPAMDOMAINS Questuion
> >If I want to allow mail from [EMAIL PROTECTED] to pass SPAMDOMAINS, knwoing
> >that at least some msn.com mail is actually transmitted by hotmail.com
> >servers, how should I set up SPAMDOMAINS to allow both domains?
> >
> >msn.com
> >msn.com hotmail.com
>
> If you just use the second line, you'll be fine (do not use both, though,
> as an E-mail that fails the first one would fail the test, even if it
> passes the second line).
>
> -Scott
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