Hi all, can i accept only one tld for default and with whitelist include some other domain (not tld)? Sorry for english.... Thanks to all. Giancarlo
check this post You probably need to add a whitelist entry to actually allow your specific tld/domain Code: /<[email protected]+?\.tld>/ Code: /<[email protected]\.tld>/ And add something like the following to your blacklist Code: /<[email protected]+?>/ I didn't test it / don't know if this actually would work so be careful, maybe someone else can confirm what I wrote or make better suggestion
@ztk.me I must insert the regex into header check? In this option there are not whitelist and/or blacklists..
Yes, Header filter it is. And you need to select "DUNNO" for the whitelisting entry. Make sure your whitelisting regex is added before the REJECT / blacklist entries.
Ok.... So.. i do this operation in sequence.... In ISP config under Mail content Filter --> Header filer i add (in squence): 1)/<[email protected]+?\.tld>/ Accept my TLD; Action DUNNO 2)/<[email protected]\.tld>/ Accept some other domains Action DUNNO 3)/<[email protected]\.tld>/ Accept some other domains Action DUNNO 4)/<[email protected]+?>/ Reject everithing else...... Action REJECT It's correct?
DUNNO won't help: I tend you should rather look at the Whitelist / Blacklist options. Those work with domains. But not sure how to deny everything basically. Probably need to whitelist your domain and then make a content header check that refuses everything else.
I actually read the same thing you quoted, sjau but it should work, after receiving OK/DUNNO postfix will go to the next input line does not mean it goes down the current file. For example this will work, foo's mail is going trough. Code: /^.*[email protected]$/ OK /^.*example.org$/ REJECT Yeah I used OK, cause it's shorter =) @LTBL SRL I haven't check the syntax to be honest, but if someone knows better, please correct me if I'm wrong
