Dear Glen,
On Die 26.07.2011 17:17, Glen Barber wrote:
On 7/26/11 5:02 PM, Aleksandar Lazic wrote:
I have decided to dublicate the check_badrcptto_patterns to
check_badmailfrom_pattern.
I want to share with you this solution, maybe somone have the same
problem but another solution ;-)
One problem I have is stuff like:
*@server1.example.com
*@server2.example.com
...
*@server22.example.com
I think for your problem the solution could be.
@server\d+\.example\.com DENY
Pay attention about the '.' and '*' in regex this can be very dangerous
;-)
You can use the commandline tool pcretest to test your regex.
badmailfrom does not appear to handle regular expressions, and my
Perl-fu is sub-par, so I have separate entries in my config.
That's the reason why I have copy&modified this module.
BR
Aleks
