Re: whitelist syntax

Aioe a écrit :

> 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"

> whitelist every local messages

Hello :-)

sorry for asking again, but I'm not sure of the meaning of your message 
:-(

first, on your example, after the comma, you write a header  
"posting\-host\=

does it mean that "Injection-info" means the complete header list?

then

"Injection-info", "u+UaaVXmxxxxxxo7PYQ.user.ns507557.dodin.fr.nf"

do not give syntax error but does it give access to the user with this 
identity?

"Injection-info", "Path=!alphanet.ch!miakibot!"

or

"Injection-info", 
"posting\-host\=\"634ce6c9682d817d72f6177875e2bb4f\.nnrp\.alphanet\.ch"

give sybntax error, whatever I do escaping things with \ :-(

thanks
jdd