Re: [vps-mail] Allow a NJABL Blocked IP to E-mail

[Mike Skimin <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello,

I do use spamassassin, how do I set it up to use NJABL?  Before this issue
came up I had NJABL in my sendmail.mc but took it out. I think the
spamassassin idea is the best for this case as I want to use NJABL for all
other accounts execpt this one guy's.

Thanks for the advice.

Mike


anon wrote:

> > I have a client who receives a newsletter from an IP that is blocked by
> > dnsbl.njabl.org.  He insists he wants to receive this newsletter even
> > though NJABL has the IP listed as an open relay.  Is there anyway to
> > keep using NJABL, however allow this specific IP address to go through?
>
> Sort of side-stepping the issue, but we use NJABL in spamassassin. If
> you are using spamassassin, you can give this list a high score which
> would guarantee spam treatment for any mail coming from a server on the
> list and the particular account could have that rule neutralized.
>
> Another idea along the same lines, if you don't use spamassassin, is to
> set up that list for marking only (in sendmail.mc) and then delete
> anything marked for everyone *except* the account that wants it. How to
> do this is explained somewhere but fbefore I try to remember where I'll
> wait to see if you are interested ;-)
>
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