> > You really want RFC822 style address format syntax checks? Would > > RFC821 style address format syntax not be enough (aka: > > [EMAIL PROTECTED])? I ask because most users will probably > > know "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" to be the address to whitelist and > > not the full RFC822 address "Joe Schmoe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>. > > However.... the RFC821 style address format syntax would match a > > full blown RFC822 address but not the other way around. > Yes, really. My thinking here is that it would be harder for someone > to hit the whitelist by accident, since they'll need to know more > that just the email address. > For me, this feature is too bad when one person send you mails with two differents clients. For example, I use Claws when I'm at office and I use Roundcube Webmail when I'm out. The two clients are not exactly configured in the same way (different signature, different "From" field) but they use the same email address.
> >> - Option to match on from address and/or "Reply-to:" address. > >> > > Per entered whitelist address? > > > No. Globally would be fine. > >> - Administratively managed per user whitelist > >> > > So one admin is managing a users whitelist? This is different then > > the other request from a ML member where each user is managing only > > his own list. > Indeed. Not everyone can trust their users to put in valid data in > the whitelist. > >> - No user managed whitelist. > >> > > See above. > > > >> - No global whitelist. > >> > > See above. > > > >> - dspam gui displays whitelisted emails. > >> > > In a different way then the automatic whitelisted addresses? > > Currently whitelisted entries are shown in violet color in the > > DSPAM Web UI. Do you want the mails matching the manual entered > > email whitelist addresses to be colored/tagged differently in the > > Web UI? > Yes, a different way totally. I envision a new whitelist tab > something similar to the alert tab. In my case users would not be > able to enter their own email addresses to whitelist, but would just > see a plaintext list of manually whitelisted email address (again > similar to the the way alerts are listed). Or perhaps the list can > be displayed in an existing tab somewhere in the web UI. > > I should have said "dspam gui displays *manually* whitelisted > emails." I see no need to change the appearance of nether automatic > nor manually whitelisted emails displayed in the history tab of the > dspam web UI. > > > > > > >> -Troy > >> > >> > > // Steve > > > > > > > > > > !DSPAM:1011,48774f89150921788817364!
