Hi Zacchae, On 2026-08-27 at 22:09-07:00, Zacchaeus wrote: > Unfortunately, acl's are a bit more free-form. Not only can each acl > statment have multiple of the same modifiers or conditions, but the > order matters, as illustrated by the followin example from the docs you > link: > > require message = Can't verify sender > verify = sender > message = Can't verify recipient > verify = recipient > message = This message cannot be used
I see, then would it be right to say list abuse is more user friendly? IMHO predefined system services and configurations are mainly for UX, so if conf records are too verbose it's better to use free-formed lists or even expecting a path to config file in the original format. As a user, I'm grateful that there's a service type at all. Best wishes, Phong
