Re: whitelist syntax

Le 13/12/2022 à 09:52, Aioe a écrit :
> Il 13/12/22 08:44, jdd ha scritto:
>> but there is no "NNTP-Posting-Host" header on messages source,
> 
> NNTP-Posting-Host was an old header (removed by INN 2.6) that showed the
> sender's IP address of each post.
> 
> Nowadays another header (Injection-Info) is used.

OK, thanks
> 
> Whitelist allows two parameters: an *HEADER* and a REGULAR EXPRESSION so
> you are able to whitelist almost everything
> 
> In example
> 
> "Injection-info", "posting\-host\=\"127\.0\.0\.1"

this I don't understand :-(, this one on the same line?

on your very article source I read

Injection-Info: gioia.aioe.....

and

posting-host="mUQk....

that looks as two headers, not one

or do "Injection-info" mean all the regular headers?

>   > on the "Path" header, IP is written in reverse order
> 
> are you sure?

of course not, but there it's not the user IP but your server's one. On 
my server, using what I think is the default INN behavior (but I'm not 
really sure of anything :-() I get, for example

!.POSTED.167.XX.YY.77.rev.sfr.net and as I know my users IP I'm sure 
it's reversed

anyway I suppose postfilter uses anything it can read in the headers :-)

thanks
jdd

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