Eric C. Broch wrote:
Another question: What is the format, if any, for wildcards in the spamdyke
'whitelist_sender' file?
I want to specify a whole domain. I don't see an answer on spamdyke site. Am
I missing something? Does one have to specify an email address like:
[email protected]?
I tried these:
domain1.com
*[email protected]
Eric C. Broch
White Horse Technical Consulting
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"To whitelist a sender or recipient address,* the sender-whitelist-entry
or recipient-whitelist-entry *option should be used, respectively.
*The entries can use the same formats as those for
sender-blacklist-entry and recipient-blacklist-entry; see Rejecting
Senders and Recipients for details.
http://www.spamdyke.org/documentation/README.html#REJECTING_ADDRESSES*
*NOTE: Using these features is a bad idea! *Sender addresses are very
easy to forge; this is why spam is so hard to block.
Recipient addresses are obviously already known to the spammers; this
is why spam is delivered. Whitelisting any addresses this way will allow
spam to get through.
*Whitelist entries* can be placed in files and referenced with
*sender-whitelist-file or recipient-whitelist-file*."
*The given file must contain one email address per line "
** **For whole domain:*
*
@domain1.com All usernames within a domain (and its subdomains:
@xyz.domain1.com; @qwe.domain1.com; etc. ) passed*
*
Constantin*
