If you simply want to whitelist all stuff going to a particular address, you should use Declude Pro and a per-user config that is empty or has no actions. I think that should work as desired.
If the whitelisting isn't for a particular local account, you should also research a setting in Declude that allows for turning off whitelisting when a weight reaches a certain amount. This is used for situations where one user is whitelisted and other users are getting the same message. It isn't perfect as far as protecting the other addresses, and it will delete a significant amount of the E-mail to the whitelisted address, though stuff that scores very high (according to your settings), but it is a way around the issue. You can search the documentation for BYPASSWHITELIST and that should show you what to do.
Matt
Roderick A. Anderson wrote:
Not sure if this is an iMail (SMTP) or Declude question (or possibly WAMCHECK).
We've notice that messages with multiple To, Cc and Bcc recipients are all whitelisted if the first addressee whitelists -- the whitelisting coming from WAMCHECK.
Is there a way to have a message 'burst' into multiple copies (?) before processing by Declude? Can Declude do this? If not any ideas as to how?
TIA,
Rod
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