On 07.11.10 10:53, Martin Toombs wrote:
I have a Postfix/Dovcot/SpamAssassin setup with TSL required for all
SMTP users in the domain.
Is there a way I can globally whitelist any mail received from a secured
connection?
Not yet and I don't think it's a wise idea. I'm going to allow
On 07.11.10 10:53, Martin Toombs wrote:
I have a Postfix/Dovcot/SpamAssassin setup with TSL required for all
SMTP users in the domain.
Is there a way I can globally whitelist any mail received from a
secured
connection?
Not yet and I don't think it's a wise idea. I'm going to allow
On søn 07 nov 2010 16:53:50 CET, Martin Toombs wrote
I have a Postfix/Dovcot/SpamAssassin setup with TSL required for all
SMTP users in the domain.
typo TLS, and you have Dovecot-SASL working in postfix ?
Is there a way I can globally whitelist any mail received from a
secured connection?
Martin Toombs wrote:
I have a Postfix/Dovcot/SpamAssassin setup with TSL required for all
SMTP users in the domain.
Is there a way I can globally whitelist any mail received from a
secured connection?
Why not simply bypass spamassassin for those? That is easily set up in
postfix.
/Per
On søn 07 nov 2010 20:20:02 CET, Per Jessen wrote
Why not simply bypass spamassassin for those? That is easily set up in
postfix.
most problems comes from not using dkim/spf
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Hi,
Is there a way I can globally whitelist any mail received from a
secured connection?
Why not simply bypass spamassassin for those? That is easily set up in
postfix.
I'd be interested in doing this, but haven't found the instructions
that were very simple. Could you point me to where I
