On Sun, 17 Jan 2010, Daniel L. Miller wrote: > The goal is simple - there are some people & businesses my company > needs to correspond with no matter how strict my filter, and no > matter how badly the remote site is configured. Waiting to receive > a message carrying critical business information is simply > unacceptable - so I need an alternative. ASSP provides me with one > - by the simple act of a user sending a message to a remote, that > address and/or domain is immediately whitelisted and immediately > bypasses nearly all the spam filters (virus scans still occur).
I do not know of a stock Postfix feature that provides this functionality. amavisd-new has 'pen pals' which does something similar to what you desire. Question: does ASSP simply whitelist the envelope sender if it matches the envelope recipient of a message sent by one of your users? That is to say, are messages spoofed with whitelisted envelope senders simply given a free pass through all your checks? -- Sahil Tandon <sa...@tandon.net>
