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I would like to put *@*.is ("is" is Iceland) in my whitelist, so that all posts from Icelandic domains is automatically passed through the spam filter. Is there a way to do that?

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0 karabela over 22 years ago

do >   .is

and check if its working.

mostly  you do    .domainname.is
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0 Hoskuldur over 22 years ago in reply to karabela

Thanks for the reply. I've tried "*@*.is", "*.is" and ".is" in the whitelist. None of those works. Could I edit local_parts in the exim.antispam_whitelist? I can't seem to find any documentation about it.
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0 Hoskuldur over 22 years ago in reply to karabela

Thanks for the reply. I've tried "*@*.is", "*.is" and ".is" in the whitelist. None of those works. Could I edit local_parts in the exim.antispam_whitelist? I can't seem to find any documentation about it.
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0 iccnt over 22 years ago in reply to Hoskuldur

Same here does anyone know how this is supposed to function?
I was to understand that the white list causes the mails to be bypassed if found before spam list kicks in?
Does someone have the proper syntax for this list?

Thanks
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0 Simon Shaw over 22 years ago in reply to iccnt

The filter uses perl regular expressions.

Search for a tutorial on how to compose filters on google.

(try: perl regular expression tutorial)
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