John Peacock wrote:
Johan Almqvist wrote:
Unfortunately, this will not work, because the dnsbl plugin will deny
the connection before whitelistsender can be set: dnsbl hooks
connect(), while sender whitelisting only can be done when the sender
is known - and that's afer connect.
Not quite accurate. dnsbl hooks connect, but it only starts the dns
lookups at this point. It doesn't actually check those lookups until
the rcpt hook, for just this reason. Just make sure that any whitelist
plugin is listed before dnsbl and you can successfully whitelist on MAIL
FROM (which happens before RCPT)...
Oops, that's correct. Sorry.
And I should stop looking at my own plugins before talking. (Again).
-Johan
