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<P><FONT SIZE=2>On 5/20/13 9:06 AM, "Usuário do Sistema" <maiconlp@ig.com.br> wrote:<BR>
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> Hello people,<BR>
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> My amavisd is block a IP by SPF<BR>
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Does that mean that amavisd is blocking a message the doesn't match the SPF<BR>
policy, or that it is blocking a message that does match the SPF policy?<BR>
The solutions are different in each case.<BR>
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> and I should like allow that IP. all emails<BR>
> come from that IP address must be allow without any restriction.<BR>
In theory, you could put in a WHITELIST_FROM_RCVD entry. But it would seem<BR>
the better solution would be for the owner of the SPF record to update their<BR>
policy to match their practice, then add a WHITELIST_FROM_SPF entry.<BR>
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> Thare is a simple way ? <BR>
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> any tip is welcome<BR>
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> thanks<BR>
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