It would appear that when using the FROM function in the per user whitelistfile, we cannot use the straight E-mail address, but must copy the FROM information out of the header of a received E-mail. That would mean that unless a user has actually already received an e-mail from someone, he/she might not know what to use in the filter, and generally speaking we shouldn't depend on users knowing how to obtain information from the header.
Using the Declude spam test message we obtained the following:
This does not work: FROM [EMAIL PROTECTED] ANYWHERE [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This does work: FROM "WebMaster" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I'm not sure what you mean? Are you referring to the WHITELISTFILE option (which doesn't use FROM or ANYWHERE, and can work on a per-user/per-domain basis), or the WHITELIST option (which does use FROM and ANYWHERE, but is a global option)?
If you are using "WHITELIST FROM", any E-mail that is whitelisted by 'WHITELIST FROM "WebMaster" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>' will also be whitelisted by 'WHITELIST FROM [EMAIL PROTECTED]'.
-Scott
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