I'm using external DNSBLs to filter out spam, but I don't want the messages deleted, just redirected to root-bulk. No problem - I have it set up to just add an x-header, then added a rule to move messages with headers containing "X-IMAIL-SPAM" to root-bulk. The problem is that this procedure bypasses the whitelist completely - even if whitelisted, the mail still has the spam x-header and is dumped in bulk. It would be EXTREMELY helpful if there was a way to have the whitelist add its own x-header for processing rules. Is there any way to have the whitelist override DNSBLs and at the same time not completely delete spammed messages?
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