Thursday, October 13, 2005, 4:28:07 PM, jdow wrote: j> I'd also suggest being proactive with Robert and feeding him precanned j> and carefully configured white list entries. If you develop a relatively j> secure handshake with Robert it should work out nicely for those setups j> that use the SARE Whitelist configuration file.
Note that so far my whitelist.cf work impacts only those systems which download the SARE whitelist files. Systems which use the default SA system and no custom rules will not benefit(?) from these whitelist rules. However, once my current set of travels and other projects are complete, I do expect to begin merging/migrating the whitelist rules into the SA distribution rule set. Qualifications: Any non-spam newsletter (or notification mailing, customer service mailing, etc) that wants to be included in my whitelist listing a) needs to be sent From a readily identifiable address, b) needs to be sent from/through predictable and reliable servers c) needs to be from a domain that does not itself have a serious spam problem (I won't whitelist even the most reliable non-spam mailings from spammers) d) needs to be free from spam complaints itself If anyone runs, sends, or receives newsletters or notifications that meet the above criteria, they can send the information to me. I'll validate the mailing and add it to the whitelist. Bob Menschel