My configuration is
Postfix 2.1.5 and SpamAssassin 3.0.0. We're using spamc as
a content_filter in /etc/postfix/master.cf to call
spamd.
My understanding is
that the manual whitelist function in SA simply starts the message scoring at
-100. Is there a way to have spamc/spamd abort scoring a
message if the sender is whitelisted? I'd think that this
would improve performance on these messages since rbls, dcc, razor, and pyzor
would be skipped.
If not
(and this is more of a postfix question), is there a way to use
whitelists in postfix to bypass SA (or a content_filter in
general)?
William W. Tan
Chief Technology Officer
Eze Castle
Integration, Inc.
50 Federal St., Suite
400
Boston, MA 02110
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