Best approach for forcing whitelisting would be to modify DSPAM to
allow whitelisting from the command line with parameters. This
approach would ensure that all the different storage backends would
be able to get updated whitelisting. But I don't think that it would
be a wise idea to go that path (I mean the forced whitelisting).
Do others on the list see a huge benefit if we would have forced
whitelisting possibility from the command line?
IMHO a whitelist feature in preferences would be more easy (I guess,
but I'm not a programmer, that it should be easier to bypass dspam
once preference are loaded, than update all stuffs in tokens) and more
useful, many users here are asking for such a feature
They also ask for some "unwhitelist" feature from the users
automagicaly whitelisted, or at least a way to list them
In the meantime maybe adding blacklist could be appreciate too ;)
Regards.
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