SOLUTION for white-listing senders for banned files.

Dino Edwards dino.edwards at mydirectmail.net
Mon Sep 14 11:00:31 CEST 2015


> There's some ability, native to Amavis, to whitelist an IP, from what I understand, but no ability to white-list a sender's email address in Amavis itself.

Doesn't the Amavis wblist MySQL table or the @whitelist_sender_maps directive provide that very functionality that you say is missing?

> And yes, I do understand that sender addresses can be forged, and often are - and that this makes this type of white-list less secure.

Which is why the Return-Path in combination with the X-Envelope-To  is used in black/white listings

Maybe I'm way off here, feel free to correct me.




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