Grobe, Tony put forth on 9/24/2010 12:36 PM: >> | j...@main:~/bin> grep "222.255.237.6" /opt/rsync/dnswl/postfix-dnswl- >> permit >> | 222.255.237.6/32 permit_auth_destination >> >> -- Matthias > > That's fine, and solves the problem of using unmodified files from dnswl, but > it complicates life for those who were already doing post processing on the > downloaded data before putting it into production. Your excellent Sourceforge > project makes it easy for local admins to decide what level of listing > they're comfortable with subjecting to less stringent checks based on the > extra information in postfix-dnswl-permit. Now it's all or nothing, or I'm > forced to reconfigure to make a decision downstream based on header > information alone.
How does it complicate things for anyone? Just use the -header file. It's identical but for "permit_auth_destination" being replaced with "PREPEND X-REPLACEME:". SED takes care of your problems in a few milliseconds. This is pretty straight forward, especially for someone already doing "post processing". Am I missing something? -- Stan
