That's a very good description Faris. Thank you. Faris Raouf wrote: > When you installed spamdyke, you specified the location of the configuration > file, spamdyke.conf > And I presume that you have looked at this file, and modified it to your > needs. > > In this case, your user is being rejected because 95-64-115-3.netserv.ro > does not resolve to an IP address and you have put the following in > spamdyke.conf > > reject-unresolvable-rdns > > To whitelist someone who would be blocked by this rule, you could add the > following line to spamdyke.conf > > rdns-whitelist-file=/path/to/whitelist_rdns > > (where /path/to/ is the real path to the file - usually same place as > spamdyke.conf) > > And you would create a whitelist_rdns file in the directory described above. > > > Now, in this file you can add: > > 95-64-115-3.netserv.ro > > Which would allow ONLY connections with an RDNS of 95-64-115-3.netserv.ro to > bypass spamdyke's tests. > > However, if you want to allow all of netserv.ro then you would add this > instead > > .netserv.ro > > Notice the dot (.) at the start. This is like wildcarding in a way, and say > anything ending in .netserv.ro > > But as Sebastian says, are you sure you want to do this? This looks like it > is a broadband or dial-up internet access account, and should not be > attempting to send email to your mailserver. > > If it is one of your users who you allow to relay through your mailserver > then again something is wrong, because when they authenticate with a > username and password when sending email, spamdyke should allow them to do > so without filtering them. > > The alternative method is to enable the submission port (587) and only allow > relaying of authenticated users on that port, with no spamdyke blocking on > that port at all. > > I'm sorry if this is not what you are asking and if I've misunderstood your > question. > > > Faris. > > >> I want to whitelist but I don't know how. The documentation says where >> are the files we have to modify, but it doesn't say how do we have to >> modify these files. >> I know I have to modify whitelist_rdns , but I don't know what to write >> in it. >> >> Please help... >> >> Thank you! >> >> Istvan
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