Hi,
How can I allow emails through or reduce the score of emails
where
sender/receiver domain are the same? I have some clients
that use their ISP's
SMTP server so their emails no longer fall with in the
MYNETS policy and
while some clients can access our smtp through a secondary
port, not all of
them can (corporate firewalls, etc).
I'm currently looking at
$per_recip_whitelist_sender_lookup_tables but I'm not
sure this is the correct route. Is it?
The examples show reading of values for a single entry from
a file using
read_hash(), but is it possible to read everything from a
flat file?
Something like
$per_recip_whitelist_sender_lookup_tables =
read_hash("/somedir/somefile.txt")
and in somefile.txt there is
domain.com => domain.com,
domain2.com => domain2.com,
...
(somefile.txt would be a generated file.)
Without using SQL or LDAP, is there a better way?
TIA
DF
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