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Originally Posted by stbain I looked through the forums and found a few references to whitelisting techniques using the Postfix and Spamassassin configuration files, but I have yet to find a definitive answer or howto on what needs to be done to whitelist my entire network and any SMTP AUTH authenticated senders to ensure their emails never end up in the Junk folder. We have notifications being sent to customers from our webserver and it is getting labeled as [spam].
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I am not sure there is a actual sanctioned way to do this. I believe that it's possible to do it via spamassassin (insert a rule to validate your local address and pass it on). The SMTP Auth case is a bit harder (You might be able to look at the SMTP header to figure out if the first server is yours, but it's going to take some work).
I will try and take a look at this tonight and see if there is a easy way to implement that that I am missing.