>> Please explain to me if I need to use ^ and $ symbols to match the >> beginning and the end of the string in regexps in acls. > If you want to match boundaries, yes. For instance: > /whatever@example\.com$/ > But note that ^.* here is useless and inefficient: > /^.*whatever@example\.com$/ Thank you. I believe, then, the example from the doc racl greylist rcpt /.*@example\.net/ probably should be replaced with racl greylist rcpt /@example\.net$/ to avoid misunderstanding? It is not clear now that /.*@example\.net/ actually matches much more than whatever@.... Denis Solovyov
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Re[2]: [milter-greylist] Regular expression in acl
2012-05-04 by Denis Solovyov