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whitelisting of domain blackberry.net

Mon, 01/14/2008 - 15:38 — ilinty

Hi to all. I'm new in this mailing listing.
I'm using gps for more than one year and non problems !!!

Can Anyone help me to set a whitelist for this sender address:

network@etpXXXX.etp.eu.blackberry.net

where XXXX is variable.

My pattern table, look like:

.+^s=network@.*.blackberry.net.+$ | posta celere da blackberry.net

is it correct ????

Bye and Many Thanks

‹ exception caught: DB: update insert: : 1062: Duplicate entry whitelist and reverse mode ›
Tue, 01/15/2008 - 13:25 — ilinty

Re: whitelisting of domain blackberry.net

Works, for me, if I use this re:

^s=.+@.+\.blackberry\.net.+?$

mysql> insert into pattern values ("^s=.+@.+\\.blackberry\\.net.+?$","fast mail for blackberry");

when you use mysql You need to put two "\\" !!!

Thanks for the help.

Kind Regards.

Mon, 01/14/2008 - 17:55 — mimo

Re: whitelisting of domain blackberry.net

It looks right to me. If you need a more specific rule maybe this also works:

.+^s=network@.+\.blackberry\.net.+$

You know you can test your patterns by putting what you want to test into one of the files in the test/ subfolder of the gps source and then run gps against it:

gps -v /etc/gps.conf < test/inputfile

Tue, 01/15/2008 - 11:29 — ilinty

Re: whitelisting of domain blackberry.net

Hi.

Seem's that doesn't work !

I have tried with an input file, but nothing to do !
I dont undestand ....

Tue, 01/15/2008 - 11:43 — admin

Re: whitelisting of domain blackberry.net

you should have a text file in this format:

request=smtpd_access_policy
protocol_state=RCPT
protocol_name=SMTP
client_address=192.94.73.1
client_name=SDF.LONESTAR.ORG
helo_name=sdf.lonestar.org
sender=network@etpXXXX.etp.eu.blackberry.net
recipient=jamie@silverdream.org
queue_id=
instance=beb.421545af.0
size=0
sasl_method=
sasl_username=
sasl_sender=

and then feed it into gps
gp /etc/gps.conf < name of your file
Then you should see wl_ entries in your mail log