Randall,

First, make sure the path of the auto exclude whitelist is correct in the ini file.  There was an issue in one build where the full path was not properly specified.  This has been corrected but the path will not change unless you change it and restart the service.

Second, the application itself does the writing to the file not the ASP code.

Dan

Correct, we had to change the permissions from Write, to Modify. After that we had a problem with the password change page. I got the fix from and earlier forum post about that though. So that is all well. We have a new problem though.

When I have an email sent to me, it is not appearing in AutoWhiteListForceDelivery.txt, nor is it showing up in WLexcludedFrom.txt. Not sure what the issue is, and I haven't found what actually adds it to the list. Is it a function of the actual spam filter function, or is it a bit of code in the ASP that adds the line?

So .... bottom line, the registration is working now?  And it was the permissions?

Dan

Randall,

Can you check the user permissions on that table?  Make sure that the SpamFilter has permission to insert in those fields.  Remove the message from the db and try a new one.

Dan S.

PS:  I had an issue at one time when the email address was formatted like the original asp sample and changed it ti look as my example.