Re: whitelist problem

[Jared <xe...@silter.org>]

Don't whitelist your domain. The best way is to have a script update
your domain whilelist with actual users, so you whitelist user1@foo.com
user2@foo.com, etc. I'd then have each individual user file blacklist
their OWN name (so user1 looks for user1@foo.com) so it reverses the
-100 (or whatever) score. That way, someone can't forge their own
address, nor any non-existent user on the system.

-Jared

On Apr 28, 2004, at 7:16 AM, Flavio Caetano wrote:

> I'm getting some problems with spamassassin
>
> example:
>
> I have the domain: foo.com and I put in all my user_prefs users the 
> line:
> whitelist_from *@foo.com
>
> but with this configuration I have recievied many spams, because 
> spamers put
> in they Return-Path someting@foo.com, and the spam-mail recieved -100 
> from my
> USER_IN_WHITELIST rule...
>
> there is some way to solve this problem?
>
> thanks
>
>