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Note that, by default, local email addresses on the whitelist will be ignored. This is by design, because it is a common spammer trick to pretend to be from a local email address. The **CheckLocalWhitelist** setting on the spam filter [[Spamfilter Script Configuration|Script Configuration]] tab can be used to alter this behaviour. | Note that, by default, local email addresses on the whitelist will be ignored. This is by design, because it is a common spammer trick to pretend to be from a local email address. The **CheckLocalWhitelist** setting on the spam filter [[Spamfilter Script Configuration|Script Configuration]] tab can be used to alter this behaviour. | ||
+ | =====White/ | ||
+ | ====Address entries==== | ||
+ | When you are adding whitelist or blacklist address entries, you can specify either a full email address, or use ' | ||
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+ | So, for instance, these are valid entries | ||
+ | * name@example.com | ||
+ | * *@example.com | ||
+ | * fred.*@example.com | ||
+ | * / | ||
+ | ====Word entries==== | ||
+ | When you are adding whitelist or blacklist word entries, you can specify either a simple substring to match or you can use a PCRE regular expression by surrounding the text with / ... / characters (with optional [[http:// | ||
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+ | So, for instance, these are valid entries | ||
+ | * sex | ||
+ | * / | ||
====Bulk Deletion of list entries==== | ====Bulk Deletion of list entries==== | ||
In v6.1 and later you can bulk delete whitelist & blacklist addresses based on conditions you specify. These are detailed below: | In v6.1 and later you can bulk delete whitelist & blacklist addresses based on conditions you specify. These are detailed below: | ||
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- **findcount** < | - **findcount** < | ||
- **initiallyadded** < | - **initiallyadded** < | ||
- | - **lastadded** < | + | - **lastadded** < |
- **lastfound** < | - **lastfound** < | ||
- **addedby: | - **addedby: | ||
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Do //not// put spaces around comparators, | Do //not// put spaces around comparators, | ||
- | All the specified conditions must match for the entry to be deleted. Once you have specified the conditions and pressed ' | + | For ages, VPOP3 recognises the periods: minutes, hours, days, months, years (the ' |
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+ | The comparators VPOP3 recognises are: %%<, =, > <=, >=, <> | ||
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+ | Separate multiple conditions with space characters. | ||