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acl whitelist domain

acl whitelist domain

2005-07-11 by Theresa Klarr

Can anyone tell me which syntax to use for acl whitelist domain?  Should I
use
 
acl whitelist domain example.net
 
or should I use
 
acl whitelist domain /.*@example\.net/
 
I need to make sure that anything coming from the entire domain doesn't get
held up by the greylist.
 
 
Thanks.
TK

Re: [milter-greylist] acl whitelist domain

2005-07-11 by Martin Paul

On Sun, Jul 10, 2005 at 10:00:13PM -0500, Theresa Klarr wrote:
> Can anyone tell me which syntax to use for acl whitelist domain?  Should I
> use
>  
> acl whitelist domain example.net

I'd use

  acl whitelist domain .example.net

It will match every sending host under the .example.net domain. Without
the "." it also matches "host.myexample.net", which might not be what
you want.

> or should I use
>  
> acl whitelist domain /.*@example\.net/

This won't match any host, as the domain name will never contain
an "@" character. Such a regular expression only makes sense with
"acl whitelist from" or "acl whitelist rcpt", ie. when matching on
sender/recipient e-mail addresses.

mp.

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