#17 Whitelist Email-adresses

[Robert Keurentjes]

We are using dynablock.easynet.nl as a very effective
and reliable black list of dynamic IP's that *may* be a
source of spam.

Occasionally, we need to whitelist someone who
happens to be using a legitimite SMTP server on a
dynamic address (usually small companies with DSL
connections). Rather than the source IP/host, I would
like to whitelist the source's email adress (or entire
domain). The reason for this being the fact the
user/company involved may very well be assigned
another IP in the future.

I guess I would like to see an additional field "Email
address" in the Accept/Reject tab. Preferably one that
accept wildcards (e.g. *@sf.net).

[Dave]

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This would be helpful to me as well. I have several hotmail
addresses that I would like to whitelist. Also, I and a few
other users on our lan get mailling list postings that are
hosted out of Yahoo. I'd like to be able to whitelist those
addresses so the mail comes in quicker.

I also do consulting work so I communicate with lots of
vendors, job shops etc. I'd say about half of those users are
using a third party mail system (hotmail, aol, whatever) to
send from instead of using their company's domain. Probably
because they are on the road all the time.
Anyway, it would be beneficial to have that mail come in right
away and not deferred. But I'd have to be able to whitelist
the from address in order to bypass the delay.

This would really be helpful.

Thanks,

Dave Lewis