>only eee will be blocked
>which is a longer address than the sender, but that doesn't matter,
>Yes? Do I finally understand?
I'm sorry - No.
1. sender match is rule 5 - block => eee
2. recipient match is rule 2 - block => bbb
the combined rule (sender OR recipient) is - block => eee|bbb
.... will be logical OR (pipe '|') combined from the matched rule for the
first envelope recipient and the envelope sender - according to the mail
flow ....
and the final example:
if rule 5 is set to - block => eee, block-in => -+bbb (temp result at
runtime block => eee|bbb, block-in => -+bbb ---> mail in = block =>
eee|bbb|-+bbb --- mail out = block => eee|bbb)
the final combined rule for incoming mails at runtime (sender OR
recipient) is - block => eee - because bbb will be removed
the final combined rule for outgoing mails at runtime (sender OR
recipient) is - block => eee|bbb
Now everything is clear - is'nt it?
But to bring some confusion in. :):):)
An regex like [b]bb - which has the same function like bbb will not be
removed by -+bbb
This makes it possible to fine adjust recipient and sender relational
rules.
Thomas
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