Like with to_recipient_bw.map? That will let you whitelist a user. Every user still will go through the header and body checks but if you whitelist them they will pass directly through the other filters.
-- Jeff > >Hi, > >Sorry if this has been asked before, but is there a way to enable header >and body checks only for certain users, all on the same domain? So, >basically, I want it so some users on the domain can have their email >filtered, and some not. > >I don't think it would work to do: >/^To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]/ OK > >because, after it went through that rule, if it got to something that >would >block the mail, then it would, over-riding the rule that OK'd it. It >seems >it's either all or nothing with the spam filtering, has anybody come up >with a workaround? > >I know there was a "per user transport" discussion on the list some time >ago. I suppose it would be possible, if that could be done, to have all >mail coming to an unfiltered gateway and passed, to either A.) directly to >IMail, or B.) onto another postfix for additional filtering. Is there an >easier way? > >Thanks, >Richard > > > >
