Remove email address from persblack

[danriek]

I am trying to remove several addresses from a users persblack list. I will send an email to persnotblack and include the address i want to remove. I get the following in the mail log.

Dec-21-12 10:42:26 [Worker_1] Email: remoteuser@domain.com: deleted from the personal blacklist of localuser@localdomain.com

When I get a list of what is in the users persblack list the email is still showing up. I have tied wild cards as well but I am unable to get addresses removed.

The following is what i see when the remote user sends an email.
Dec-21-12 09:52:35 m1-05154-00055 [Worker_1] [TLS-out] 71.74.56.122 <remoteuser@domain.com> [SMTP Status] 450 mailbox for <localuser@localdomain.com> is unavailable
Dec-21-12 09:52:35 m1-05154-00055 [Worker_1] [TLS-out] [PersonalBlack] 71.74.56.122 <user@domain.com> to: localuser@localdomain.com [spam found] (remoteuser@domain.com rejected by personal black address list of localuser@localdomain.com - skipped recipient)

I am not sure what to check or configure to get this working. Thanks for any help.
Dan

[thockar]

What are the related records for this user combination in the file/DB ?

Thomas

[danriek]

I am sorry, but i am not sure what you mean.

Is the persblack file the one where all personal black lists are stored? If so removing the entry from this file, will that remove if from the persblack.bdb. If removing the entries from the persblack file does not remove them from the persblack.bdb how do i do that. I have tried through the email interface but this has not worked.

I am not sure if these are the files to look at or not. I am not sure if I am going in the right direction or not. Thanks for any help

Dan

[thockar]

GUI -> persblackdb -> edit list - this will show the real content

for fast revisioning look in to the backup/exported file

Thomas

[danriek]

Thanks Thomas!

After reading your post and looking at the ASSP web page and seeing the "Edit List" button I had a "Dooh" moment. Sorry, it was one of my many brain farts.

Dan