The Book of PF by Hansteen Peter N.M

Author:Hansteen, Peter N.M. [Peter N.M. Hansteen]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: COMPUTERS / Operating Systems / UNIX
ISBN: 9781593273514
Publisher: No Starch Press
Published: 2010-11-01T16:00:00+00:00

Updating Lists

If you run spamdb without any parameters, it lists the contents of your spamdb database, and it lets you add or delete both spamtrap addresses and traplist entries. You can also add whitelist entries on the fly.

If you want to add a host to your whitelist without adding it to your permanent nospamd file and reloading your rule set or the table, you could do it from the command line instead, like this:

$ sudo spamdb -a 213.187.179.198

If a spam sender managed to get a message delivered despite your best efforts, you could correct the situation by adding the spam sender to the spamd-greytrap list like this:

$ sudo spamdb -a -t 192.168.2.128

Adding a new trap address is just as simple:

$ sudo spamdb -a -T [email protected]

If you want to reverse either of these decisions, you would simply substitute -d for the -a option in both these commands.

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