If you're using DJB's tcpserver, you can set environment variables on a
per IP basis and use that as a flag for your white-listing in the config
file.
Like:
10.0.0.5:allow,WHITELISTIP=""
Then just look for the existance of $ENV{'WHITELISTIP'} to bypass the
plugins. Tho I'm not sure where that bypass would occur just yet.
-f
On Thu, 29 Jan 2004, Devin Carraway wrote:
# On Thu, Jan 29, 2004 at 04:38:24PM +0200, Aric Fedida wrote:
# > So now the question is, how do I whitelist a certain ip address, so that
# > qpsmtpd plugins will be bypassed for that ip address?
#
# As a halfway measure, you could whitelist their HELO with the whitelist
# plugin I posted here a while back. Whitelisting a remote host is a
# valid case, I'll see what would be involved there.
#
