Thanks, Matt. That seems to be the type of rule what I was looking for. On Nov 26, 2007 8:02 AM, Matt Kettler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: .... > The following greylist.conf would do what you want: > ----------------------- > acl whitelist from [EMAIL PROTECTED] rcpt [EMAIL PROTECTED] > acl blacklist rcpt [EMAIL PROTECTED] > acl whitelist default > ----------------------- > > Since the rules get applied in-order and the first match wins, the first > rule will allow mail from your bank, while the second will 5xx anything > else sent to that address. > > There's even examples of combining from and rcpt into a single > statement, and if you want to could tack on domain or addr to restrict > the hostname or IP address of the sending server. > > If you wanted to make it work for "anyone" at mybank.com you can switch > to a regex for the from part: > > acl whitelist from /@mybank\.com/ rcpt [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
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