I use spamdyke's graylisting feature for all incoming mail. I still
generally find it helpful. (Thanks!)
I have a set of addresses that are purpose-specific and unpublicized,
and I'd like to skip graylisting for messages addressed to these
recipients.
[Spammers, please stop reading here ;-)]
The recipient addresses I'd like to whitelist match the glob
"schmonz-web-*@schmonz.com". Most of them don't have their own .qmail
instructions, so I can't generate a list of addresses from .qmail files.
They mostly all deliver via a matching .qmail-default (specifically,
.qmail-com-schmonz-web-default).
I _do_ want to continue graylisting everything else @schmonz.com.
Do I need to scan my email archive, build up a list of every
schmonz-web-foo recipient I want to whitelist, put them all in a
recipient-whitelist-file, and keep that file up-to-date as I invent new
addresses? Or is there a more elegant way to do what I want?
Thanks,
- Amitai
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