Hi, What is the best method to whitelist a server ip address or an email ? Via ISPConfig interface (Postfix Whitelist or spam filter whitelist) or directly via the rspamd GUI configuration menu in one the following files, and which of them ? /var/lib/rspamd/rspamd_dynamic /var/lib/rspamd/spf_whitelist.inc.local /var/lib/rspamd/dkim_whitelist.inc.local /var/lib/rspamd/dmarc_whitelist.inc.local /var/lib/rspamd/spf_dkim_whitelist.inc.local /var/lib/rspamd/surbl-whitelist.inc.local Thank you.
I have found this works for whitelisting: https://www.howtoforge.com/how-to-whitelist-hosts-ip-addresses-in-postfix
Thank you but this is for postfix, my question (not clear enough) was for rspamd, the new antispam filter replacing amavisd-new. Since I replaced amavisd-new by rspamd, some system admin mails sent by one of my servers are consistently seen as spam (subject changed), but since I have every confidence in this server, I wish it were whitelisted.
I think you can do it in the ispconfig gui. However, I have done the manual way for myself: Code: # cat /etc/rspamd/local.d/multimap.conf IP_WHITELIST { type = "ip"; prefilter = "true"; map = "${LOCAL_CONFDIR}/local.d/ip_whitelist.map"; action = "accept"; } WHITELIST_SENDER_DOMAIN { type = "from"; filter = "email:domain"; map = "${LOCAL_CONFDIR}/local.d/whitelist.sender.domain.map"; action = "accept"; } FRIENDLY_SENDER_DOMAIN { type = "from"; filter = "email:domain"; map = "${LOCAL_CONFDIR}/local.d/friendly.sender.domain.map"; score = -7.0 } ip_whitelist.map: One Whitelisted IP per line whitelist.sender.domain.map: One domain per line which is always accepted friendly.sender.domain.map: One domain per line, whose spam score is reduced by 7 (effectively whitelisted, too)
I tried it and it seems to be good. I would still like to know how to do with the GUI and what are the files listed in the "Lists" of the GUI configuration page rspamd (/ rspamd / # configuration)?
I replied to myself, just the files have the correct rights and the interface allows you to change. Well play.
Hello, I confirm that doing the manual way as Steini86 said worked for me. Code: # nano /etc/rspamd/local.d/multimap.conf WHITELIST_SENDER_DOMAIN { type = "from"; filter = "email:domain"; map = "${LOCAL_CONFDIR}/local.d/whitelist.sender.domain.map"; action = "accept"; } # nano /etc/rspamd/local.d/whitelist.sender.domain.map domain1.com domain2.com systemctl restart rspamd Using ISPConfig GUI to whitelist domain didn't change anything although the rules were saved in /etc/rspamd/local.d/users/spamfilter_wblist_xxx.conf. Thank you.
I'm pretty low on bandwidth (ie. available time/capacity to look at it) at the moment, but it sounds like that's a bug, or at least feature request, in the ispconfig ui? You might search the issues in gitlab and if there's not one created for this, go ahead and open one so it gets addressed.
This is a quick request for those using a custom whitelist setup via rspamd's multimap module: I'll add hooks into ispconfig's rspamd config for some filenames that can be used for local whitelists - what all maps are needed? Also note that doing so will require ISPConfig to supply a local.d/multimap.conf template, so watch for that in upcoming release notes (I'd guess 3.2.4, unless 3.2.3 lingers for a while longer). You could copy your own local.d/multimap.conf to /usr/local/ispconfig/server/conf-custom/install/rspamd_multimap.conf.master now so your changes persist the update, but you'll need to merge with the upstream template when it exists (or simply remove your custom template and use the "official" whitelist filenames if they cover your needs).
