In this window you can configure lists of senders whose messages will be excluded from spam checks. SpIDer Mail component bypasses them or considers as spam, without analyzing their contents).
If you add an address to the white list, messages from the sender will be always delivered to recipients. If you add an address to the black list, all messages from the sender will be regarded as spam automatically (that is, without scanning). By default, both lists are empty.
Figure 39. Adding addresses to exclusions list
To configure anti-spam lists
1.Enter an address or a mask for addresses of senders whose email messages you want to process automatically without analysis. 
Details
•To add a certain sender, enter the full email address (for example, name@mail.com). This ensures automatic processing of all messages from this sender without analysis. •To add senders with similar usernames, replace the differing part of their addresses with an asterisk (*) and a question mark (?). Use an asterisk (*) to substitute any character sequence or a question mark (?) to substitute any single character. For example, if you enter name*@mail.com, SpIDer Mail will process automatically messages from name@mail.com, name1@mail.com, name_of_name@mail.com and senders with other similar usernames. •To process automatically all messages sent from any email address within a domain, use an asterisk (*) instead of the username in the address. For example, to specify all messages sent from any email address within the mail.com domain, enter *@mail.com. |
2.To add the entered address to the list, click 
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3.To add other addresses, repeat steps 1 to 2. To remove an address from the list, select the corresponding item and click 
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Managing listed objects
Click 
to access the following options:
•Export—allows to save the created list of exclusions to be used on another computer where Dr.Web is installed.
•Import—allows to use the list of exclusions created on another computer.
•Clear all—allows to remove all objects from the list of exclusions.