Kai,

TMDA is not designed to add entire domains to your whitelist through a
confirmation of the challenge/response cycle, however, if you really want
this functionality, you could probably get it to work if you are using an
SQL database to store your lists as opposed to text and/or (auto)CDB/DBM
files, since with the SQL option you write the SQL code that inserts
confirmed addresses into the database.  All you would need to do is strip
off the username as you are inserting the email.  That said, I don't think
it's a good idea to allow a confirmation message to whitelist an entire
domain.

Now as for Q2, if you are using TMDA-OFMIPD or a mail program set up to work
with TMDA (Usually on the same host as TMDA) then you can set the
ACTION_OUTGOING and BARE_APPEND configuration variables in your config file
to be:

ACTION_OUTGOING = "bare=append"
BARE_APPEND = os.path.expanduser("~/.tmda/lists/<LISTNAME>")

Where <LISTNAME> is the list of your choosing (for example 'whitelist' )

Then any time you send a message and it doesn't get picked up by any other
rules in your outgoing filter, it will be appended to the list you've
specified.

HTH,

Dave

>-----Original Message-----
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
>[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kai Schmidt
>Sent: Monday, February 02, 2004 5:49 AM
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: autowhitelist entry for a domain
>
>Hi,
>
>the (very usefull) challenge/response mechanism puts in the 
>email address of 
>ONE user. So if [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes to me, he finally 
>gets a line in my 
>confirmed auto-whitelist.
>The (open) question is? Is it possible to make "name1" open up 
>the whole 
>"domaine.tld", so that [EMAIL PROTECTED] would be accepted 
>without going 
>through that challenge/response cycle? 
>
>Or does that make no sense? Of course I would not like some 
>guy to open up 
>aol.com, rather a small (unknown) domain ...
>So this should be optional. But then again, I might as well 
>put it into my 
>normal whitelist.
>
>Not sure myself ...
>
>Question 2:
>Is it usefull to open up communication up-front, if I write 
>activly to that 
>user? I email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] (for the first time) and do 
>not want name3 
>to be "annoyed" by autoconfirm, nor do I want to change my 
>actual whitelist.
>
>Any comments here?
>
>Kai
>
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