Kelson wrote:
How did you whitelist borland.com? Did you use...
whitelist_from
whitelist_from_rcvd
whitelist_from_dkim
whitelist_from_spf
...etc?
If you just used whitelist_from, it doesn't do any verification. It's a
last-ditch option for cases where more reliable methods aren't possible.
whitelist_from_rcvd [EMAIL PROTECTED] borland.com
will probably do what you want. Although Borland doesn't publish an SPF, you
find all their MXs have borland.com rDNS.
You'd have to watch it a while to see if you miss any legitimate Borland
email that's not via a borland.com server.
Dan
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How did you whitelist borland.com? Did you use...
whitelist_from
whitelist_from_rcvd
whitelist_from_dkim
whitelist_from_spf
...etc?
If you just used whitelist_from, it doesn't do any verification. It's a
last-ditch option for cases where more reliable methods aren't possible.
So that would
Since you whitelisted all mail from the domain in question it got a
negative score of -100
If you remove that score it jumps to over 23 points, which would have
marked it as spam
The fact that borland's A record may point to another IP is irrelevant.
You have no way of knowing which IPs are
