On Tuesday, September 7, 2004, 6:52:31 AM, Mariano Absatz wrote:
if I want to manually whitelist these, how should I do?
Do I have to add both the wildcard and non-wildcard version of a domain to have the domain and all its subdomains whitelisted?
That is, will whitelist_spamcop_uri *.yahoo.com also whitelist yahoo.com or do I have to explicitly add whitelist_spamcop_uri yahoo.com (since yahoo.com wouln't "match" *.yahoo.com 'cause it's missing the dot)?
Not sure the answer, but it should be easy to test with some fake data:
whitelist_spamcop_uri fakedomain1.com *.fakedomain2.com
then try sending in some messages with different fake URIs.
http://fakedomain1.com/ http://host.fakedomain1.com/ http://fakedomain2.com/ http://host.fakedomain2.com/
and see which ones hit.
Or read the source code. ;-)
Jeff C.