> I've seen how to whitelist a domain (domainlist) or a host (hostlist)
> from RBL checking but I don't know if it can be done for a few
> recipients (ie. [email protected]), and how would be done (note it
> wouldn't be a general whitelist, only for bypassing RBL checks).
Here's a sample (mind the linewrap):
deny message = Message rejected because $sender_host_address is
listed at $dnslist_domain\n$dnslist_text
!hosts = +whitelisted
!localparts = localpart : postmaster : motherinlaw
dnslists = zen.spamhaus.org : sip.invaluement.com
As a practical matter, you'd probably define a file with the local parts in
question instead of listing 'em all in the .conf file.
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