On 2/14/06, Noel Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Seems to me the easy way would be careful setting of
> @bypass_banned_checks_maps and @banned_files_lovers_maps
> would do this.
> Something like:
>
> @bypass_banned_checks_maps = (
> { 'example.com' => 0, # this domain, but not its
> subdomains
> '.example.com' => 0, # this domain, including its
> subdomains
> },
> [qr/^/ => 1], # true by default
> );
>
> Where "example.com" is your local domain. The *lovers_maps
> would be identical for the case where a banned file was
> sent to both a local user and a remote domain.
>
Thanks for the hint, but this specific example doesnt work because you
must enclose the regular expression in the new_RE() function call in
order for it to match correctly. More like
@bypass_banned_checks_maps = (
{ 'example.com' => 0, # this domain, but not its subdomains
'.example.com' => 0, # this domain, including its subdomains
},
new_RE ( [qr/^/ => 1] ), # true by default
);
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