Quoting Webmaster - ITServ GmbH: > i've seen an interesting feature in other white-list based spam filter > systems: if a special token is found in the mail, the sender is assumed to > be "trusted" and gets whitelisted. > > For example, you put your PGP key in the footer of your mail and take some > bytes out of it and define it as the "magic token". Next, you send an email > to a non-listed person. The guy simply hits "reply" and usually includes > your original message, containing the token. When the mail is received, the > token is detected and the mail is held as trusted.
This sounds like a specific case of a feature I requested several months ago. On the outgoing filter, there is a "bare=append" action which says that the recipient of a message meeting certain criteria recieves the e-mail unaltered and is added to the whitelist. This is most generally used to auto-whitelist anyone you address e-mail to. My request was for an incoming filter rule, say "ok=append", which does the same thing for an incoming message. Meeting certain criteria, the sender is auto-whitelisted and the message passes. It becomes just another action in your incoming filter, albeit the only one which affects the list files. It's not implemented yet, but it's on the TODO list for the 1.1 versions. Is this something like what you're after? _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
