On 2013-11-28 19:55, A wrote:
I want to set an ignore list in my MessageSniffer installation, so I
can receive FBL complains from major ISP.
The directives you've set up will adjust GBUdb training, but SNF pattern
rules will still tag messages if they match.
Normally if you want to globally white-list a particular sender or a
particular mailbox on your system you would do that within other systems
that you use to process the messages -- so, for example, you might add a
rule to your SpamAssassin configuration to white-list all messages going
to a particular address; or, if you're using SNF with a postfix
filtering script then you would create some scripting to ignore SNF scan
results when that mailbox is the recipient; or if you are using one of
the many Windows based email platforms then you would enter an
appropriate processing rule in the MTA to bypass all filtering rules etc...
If you want your SNF rulebase to have a custom white-rule then we can
code that for you -- send a note to support@ describing the custom rule
you want coded. Be aware, however, that custom white-rules often have
unwanted side-effects including that they can be discovered and abused
by attackers.
Hope this helps,
_M
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