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Regular expression help

trossetto
Hello everyone,

can someone help me to make a regular expression with ASG that match all except one mail address ?!?

I have to insert this in sender blacklist smtp profiles to allow only one specific sender and deny all other.

thanks a lot


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    I'm pretty sure the whitelist trumps the blacklist, so why not blacklist *@* and whitelist the one address you want received?
     
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  • 0 in reply to BAlfson
    certainly it would be a good solution but....
    can you tell me where I can find "sender whitelist" tab ?

    I can see only "sender blacklist" tab...!
  • 0 in reply to trossetto
    Mi dispiace!  After Astaro V6, this is now done with an 'Exception'.

    Cheers - Bob
     
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  • 0 in reply to BAlfson
    Ok.
    So what should I do?
    I have to blacklist everything *@* in sender blacklist smtp profile, and then put something in global exceptions settings?
  • 0 in reply to trossetto
    I assume you want other domains to be able to receive normally.  In 'Mail Security >> SMTP Profiles', I would create a separate profile for this domain, and blacklist *@* there.  Then, in 'Mail Security >> SMTP', create an 'Exception' for specificuser@senderdomain.com.

    Cheers - Bob
     
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  • 0 in reply to BAlfson
    ok Bob,

    I understand your 1st sentence :

    "I assume you want other domains to be able to receive normally. In 'Mail Security >> SMTP Profiles', I would create a separate profile for this domain, and blacklist *@* there."

    but not the second one :

    "Then, in 'Mail Security >> SMTP', create an 'Exception' for specificuser@senderdomain.com."

    can you tell me what check I have to skip in the 'Exception' ???

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  • 0 in reply to BAlfson
    ok Bob,

    I understand your 1st sentence :

    "I assume you want other domains to be able to receive normally. In 'Mail Security >> SMTP Profiles', I would create a separate profile for this domain, and blacklist *@* there."

    but not the second one :

    "Then, in 'Mail Security >> SMTP', create an 'Exception' for specificuser@senderdomain.com."

    can you tell me what check I have to skip in the 'Exception' ???

    see attachment...
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