I have not found a whitelist as such. My problem is, if I set a recipe in Filtering: Advanced, the bulk of Junk mail reverts to the default destination which, I assume, is /dev/null/. asked 02 May '17, 14:56 robin |
Set up Filtering: Advanced like this:
# --------------------- # BEGIN SPAM PROTECTION :0: * ^From:.*@whatever\.com $DEFAULT :0: * ^X-Spam-Status: Yes .Junk/ # END SPAM PROTECTION # --------------------- # REMAINING MESSAGES GO TO INBOX :0: $DEFAULT # --------------------- answered 02 May '17, 15:13 robin The final rule isn't necessary - anything that makes it past the first two rules will go to your inbox.
(02 May '17, 21:18)
seanf
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Other than delivering messages to your inbox, there is no default behavior when the advanced spam filter. Your messages will go wherever your procmail rules tell them to go, and nothing more.
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