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(Old) Selective Whitelisting
- Sometimes you may find that the SMTP filtering gets in the way of some
specific sender. You don't want to completely switch off SMTP filtering,
but you still want to receive mail from that sender.
Although our SMTP filtering does not allow a specific sender to be white-listed, you can take advantage of our
(Old) Email Hyphenated Suffixes feature.
Simply create a new email address just for use by that sender, explicitly add
that address (see (Old) Adding/Removing Email Addresses),
and keep SMTP filtering switched off for only that email address
(see (Old) Classic Linux: SMTP Filtering to Keep Out Spam).
Then give that sender this new
email address and ask him to send mail to you at this email address.
Now that sender can send you email, while
all your other email is still spam-filtered just as well as ever.
Also please see:
(Old) If Legitimate Mail is Blocked.
- 2009-Oct-25 05:02
(Old) Email Address and Advanced SMTP Filtering Control