By: Jannie Hanekom – atom_guy
RE: Assp in the middle – whitelisting spammers
2004-03-04 12:48
Hi Doug
I believe the feature you’re looking for is either the redlist or no-processing list. (http://assp.sourceforge.net/fom/cache/51.html)
As an aside, you should place ASSP as the first point of entry (in other words, in front of your AV gateway.) Once out of test mode, your AV gateway will still accept all messages spammers send you, voiding many of the true benefits of ASSP.
Jannie
By: Daniel Ryde – dary
RE: Assp in the middle – whitelisting spammer
2004-03-04 13:08
You can modify assp.pl to not whitelist mail that is forwarded outside.
Modify the line (row 1800 or so):
$this->{red}= ( $Redlist{$a} || ($redRe && $header=~$redReRE) );
To:
$this->{red}= ( $Redlist{$a} || ($redRe && $header=~$redReRE) || (!localmail($a) && $this->{relayok}) );
(Consider both these as one line)
This will change the behaviour to not whitelist if the sender address is not from a localdomain and IP is from the inside (relay) range.