whitelist

[John McMonagle]

On Wednesday 20 May 2009 03:18:16 am Bernhard Reiter wrote:
> Am Dienstag, 19. Mai 2009 15:34:30 schrieb John McMonagle:
> >  see there is a whitelist filter  in horde.
> > I am assuming that it is just  the sieve filter or does it also hook in
> > to the spam controls?
>
> The web client does not have credentials to change the system settings.
> (A good thing giving our security architecture.) So it must mean a sieve
> filter for the user. Note that I saw a number of problems with the web
> clients sieve filter fly by, your milage might vary.
>
It would be nice if users could whitelist for them self.
If so would be only for that user and keep the virus checks.

> > It doesn't do much good to whitelist if it's been blocked before it gets
> > to you :-(
> > If this is not the case is there a spam whitelist in kolab?
>
> Kolab Server uses amavisd new to trigger a number of check,
> e.g. spamassasin and clamav. You can plug additional checks into it and
> also whitelisting. So yes, there is whitelisting and everything else that
> you can drive from amavisd new or postfix. ;)
>
> Bernhard

Bernard

Thanks for the quick answer
Wanted to make sure there was not something already in place.

More questions to come as I don't understand some of the postfix 
configuration.

John