imgate01# cat /usr/local/bin/slet_update.sh #!/bin/sh cd /etc/postfix ftp http://abuse.easynet.nl/spamlist-extended.txt sed s/REJECT/"554 access denied SLET"/g \ </etc/postfix/spamlist-extended.txt >/tmp/spamlist-extended.txt.tmp grep -vi -f /etc/postfix/slet_whitelist.txt /tmp/spamlist-extended.txt.tmp \ > /etc/postfix/spamlist-extended.btree /usr/sbin/postmap btree:/etc/postfix/spamlist-extended.btree rm /tmp/spamlist-extended.txt.tmp exit 0
imgate01# cat /etc/postfix/slet_whitelist.txt expedia.com grisoft.com ... so on and so forth ... It is basically a modified version of your script with a reverse grep to remove the "whitelisted" names from SLET, but still let them go through the rest of the anti-spam process. --Eric
