Title: Message
Why
don't you just add the FROM in the White List --i.e. this list sends the message
from [EMAIL PROTECTED] on
behalf of xxxxxxxxx just add the [EMAIL PROTECTED] in
the white list --- Just a thought ---
Chris Moreland
Dirxion, LLC
I have an office where some of the people receive
emails from a particular mailing list. It is a list similar to this one,
in that a large number of people post and reply to messages that get sent to
all of the members.
The problem is that a large number of the
messages being delivered to the recipients at this office are being
caught in the SPAM filters. This is due to a number of reasons, but the
primary one is the included content (they discuss a lot of mortgages and
financial matters, which is good SPAM fodder).
The SPAM filter is working great with this one
exception.
In other cases like this (that don't involve
mailing lists, just individual people) I simply add their email (or domain) to
the whitelist. However the sender in this mailing-list case can be
anyone of a thousand people.
One solution I came up with, but have found no
way to implement, is to whitelist the sender. Is there a way to
whitelist a 'To' address? I.e. all mail sent to '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' gets
through?
Any other solutions?
I hope that is enough information. Thanks
for your time, and I hope someone can give some insight.
Thanks,
TN
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