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    Spamd whitelist/blacklist strange behavior

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      kongar
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      I've have installed spamd 4.3.7 on pfSense 1.2 stable.

      There are 2 strange things I mentioned:

      1. I'm directly edited /var/db/whitelist.txt (by Diagnostics/Edit File) and put there some commonly used round robin mail pools (gmail, hotmail, aol, etc). GUI shows that whitelist entries added and all works OK, but after editing external links tab or white list tab all manually added data just gone from it. And GUI shows the same, white list entries decreases. Is it normal? Do I need put my whitelist in separate file and make link to it in external sources tab?

      2. Even worse thing. I've added U of A Traplist in external souces tab, but GUI shows 0 total items in the blacklist. Always. But, at the same time:

      # spamd-setup -d
      whitelist whitelist 83 entries
      blacklist blacklist 0 entries
      Getting http://www.openbsd.org/spamd/traplist.gz
      blacklist UofATraplist 42913 entries
      

      What is wrong? Why traplist not added to blacklist?

      Here is my /etc/spamd.conf

      all:\
      	:whitelist:blacklist:UofATraplist:
      
      whitelist:\
      	:method=file:\
      	:white:\
      	:file=/var/db/whitelist.txt:
      
      blacklist:\
      	:black:\
      	:msg="Sorry, you spammed us before.":\
      	:method=file:\
      	:file=/var/db/blacklist.txt:
      
      UofATraplist:\
      	:black:\
      	:msg="Sorry, you are listed on www.openbsd.org traplist.":\
      	:method=http:\
      	:file=www.openbsd.org/spamd/traplist.gz:
      
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