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Travis, I found that the best way to white list
domain names is by sticking to the SMTP connection <mail from> entry. Don’t
trust headers since they can be easily forged. As for the groups, I’m
pretty sure you’ll have to add them as they come in ‘cause the
white list doesn’t operate like the URL domain black list which would
match yyy.yahoo.com and xxx.yahoo.com when yahoo.com is specified. Also I’m not sure if white list
accepts wildcards. gd From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Travis Rabe When I look at the headers
of an email and I see three different lines that say “Received
From”, which one do I whitelist? I am thinking it is the one
nearest the top of the header. Also, do I have to put in the entire
server name or can I just put I part of it? For example, if I wanted to
whitelist Yahoo Groups to come on in, then I see where I might have to put in
“n32.grp.scd.yahoo.com” to make this happen for a particular e-mail
that got caught in the anti-spam filters. But yesterday and the day
before that it came from a different server, but both belonged to “
*.grp.scd.yahoo.com”. Can I just whitelist
“grp.scd.yahoo.com” or do I have to manually wait and add a new
server when it comes along? Thanks, Travis |
- [IMail Forum] What to whitelist from a Header Travis Rabe
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