whitelisting localhost

[ADNET GHISLAIN <ga...@verio.fr>]

Hi,

I use spamassassin 2.64 and i want to configure it so every mail sent
by the local server is whitelisted or not even scanned by spamassassin.
I tried quite a lot of config but whatever the config i try  i allways
have the localhost sent that is tagged as spam.

spamassassin --lint and debug give no errors.

I tried t whitelist any mail coming from the local server, so i setup :

1/ trusted_network for
*
trusted_networks        my.ip.is.here
trusted_networks        127.0.0.1


2/ whitelist setting

whitelist_from_rcvd     *      "local name like you have in uname -n"
whitelist_from_rcvd     *     localhost
whitelist_from_rcvd     *     127.0.0.1
whitelist_from_rcvd     *     my.ip.is.here

i also tried *@* instead of *

restarted spamd, but still i got nothing whitelisted, the whitelist for
external name works withtout problem and are setup in the very same
local.cf. But no way to make it work for local sent mail...

I really cannot make it work foir the local machine. I just want that
all emails sent from the server is NOT scanned by spamassassin and/or
considered whitelisted. All the local messages are tagged with
MSGID_FROM_MTA_SHORT that add 3 point and several other rules. I have
changed the point for this rule but the real goal is to whitelist it.

Any idea ?

reagrds,
Ghislain.

Re: whitelisting localhost

[Theo Van Dinter <fe...@kluge.net>]

On Tue, Jan 18, 2005 at 04:58:12PM +0100, ADNET GHISLAIN wrote:
> I use spamassassin 2.64 and i want to configure it so every mail sent
> by the local server is whitelisted or not even scanned by spamassassin.

The only way to skip being scanned by spamassassin is not to call it.
You need to configure what you use to call SA to not call for outgoing mails.

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