Hi! I'm wondering if it's possible to set up tmda in a way that allows me to globally blacklist a certain domain (e.g. *@aol.com) but still letting messages through that are addressed to a valid dated or keyword address.
My incoming filter specification schematically looks like this: ,---- | # addresses confirmed by the sender are stored here | from-file whitelist_auto accept | | # backward compatibility for tmda < 0.55 keyword addresses | to-file whitelist_oldkeywords accept | | # drop mails that would've been accepted otherwise | from-file pre_blacklist drop | | # whitelist | from-file whitelist accept | | # blacklist | from-file blacklist drop `---- With this setup only messages from addresses that are either in the whitelist_auto file or in the whitelist_oldkeywords file can come through if the sender's domain is listed in the blacklist. Now I've often had the scenario that I get a mail to an address listed in whitelist_oldkeywords from a person at a domain listed in my blacklist. I reply and a dated address is put into the "From:" header. When the person I sent the mail to tries to reply to this dated address the mail is dropped, usually whithout me even noticing it. So what I'd need is something like "to <valid-address> accept" that I can put somewhere before the blacklist statement in the incoming filter. Is this possible? -- Ciao, Sebastian * HP: http://www.sauerland.de/~toyland/ PGP-Key available _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
