> Yes, but in our CRM database we have approx. 1000 companies that
> must be on the whitelist, and mails from them must in *NO* way be
> considered spam. IMO entering and maintaining 1000 companies
> directly in the config file is not the correct way to do it.
Spammers can and do spoof e-mail addresses. The only thing you can use
verifiably is the IP address, which is why DNS blocklists work, and why many
of us refuse service to DHCP pools. If you've a requirement to allow e-mail
from those customer domains, you either accept e-mail only from their
outgoing mail servers, or open yourself to spam with spoofed addresses.
If you need to do the latter, you could look at the experimental regex
matchers (which will probably change before Release) in the v2.2 test
builds. You could, for example, subclass GenericRegexMatcher (which will
probably be renamed to something like AbstractRegexHeaderMatcher unless we
change it to handle the body stream as well) and load patterns directly from
your CRM database. See FileRegexMatcher for an example.
--- Noel
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