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MAPS RBL and Whitelists

madsere

Regular Pleskian
Normally I would expect a host which has been whitelisted to NOT be blocked - ever.

It seems though that whitelists do not kick in when a site is listed by a MAPS RBL.

I do understand that it might be difficult to implement, but I really would expect a whitelisted host to NOT be blocked.
 
This is not possible, since you are talking about two different layers of filtering. Since MAPS are external filters, they don't care (and should not care) about any of your local settings. Your only option is to not use the RBL thats blacklisting the domain you want.
 
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