> Terry Milnes wrote:
> I am not exactly sure what you want, sprintspectrum.com is
> NOT the same
> domain as sprint.com, its irelevant that it may be hosted on the same
> servers and owned by the same people.....
I'm aware that sprintspectrum.com & sprint.com aren't the same
domain, that is exactly the problem. I'm trying to white list mail from
people who's email address is from [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Let's use [EMAIL PROTECTED] as an example. Sometimes
[EMAIL PROTECTED] sends me an email. His email comes from the mail server
who's reverse DNS is mail.sprint.com. Other times, [EMAIL PROTECTED] sends
me an email and it comes from the mail server who's reverse DNS is
email.sprintspectrum.com.
You put in:
>
> whitelist_from_rcvd [EMAIL PROTECTED] sprint.com
> whitelist_from_rcvd [EMAIL PROTECTED] sprintspectrum.com
>
that's not what I want to do because [EMAIL PROTECTED] comes from a server
who's reverse DNS is either sprintspectrum.com or sprint.com. I don't
want to white list [EMAIL PROTECTED] which is what you're 2nd
whitelist_from_rcvd does.
Does it make sense what I'm asking now? I apologize if I didn't explain
it well enough originally.
Mike
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