Scott:
We are having a bit of a problem with the per user whitelist and would like
to confirm the format for setting up the file in the user's user.junkmail
file. Is this the correct format?
WHITELISTFILE E:\IMail\Declude\domain.com\user-whitelist.txt
Also, is there any chance of
We are having a bit of a problem with the per user whitelist and would like
to confirm the format for setting up the file in the user's user.junkmail
file. Is this the correct format?
WHITELISTFILE E:\IMail\Declude\domain.com\user-whitelist.txt
That will work fine.
Also, is there any
therefore not take the place of a manual
completely.
Erik
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We are having
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This does work:
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Erik
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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
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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
Well, maybe that is why we are having problems. We are working with the
WHITELISTFILE option, not the global WHITELIST option. Perhaps we are
working under the wrong assumptions but we rather expected that the syntax
in the WHITELISTFILE would be the same as that for the WHITELIST option.
The
