At 2003-09-05T15:56:15Z, "Derrick 'dman' Hudson" <dman@dman13.dyndns.org> writes: > IMHO there isn't really a need for whitelisting not to mention it is prone > to false positives particularly when the spammers have direct access to > the whitelist. SpamAssassin has blocked mail from: The EFF Bruce Schneier, ie the periodic Cryptogram My ISP (my quarterly invoices) A computer store I was buying parts from SA is great, but certainly not perfect. That's where whitelisting comes in. -- Kirk Strauser
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