Hmm. This doesn't seem to be working properly for me right now.
I was testing Robert James Kaes' check_goodrcptto and a modified
version of Devin Carraway's whitelist plugins, and determined that even
though both returned "OK", that did not prevent any of the plugins
following them in the config/plugins list from running.
I have the 0.26 version of the qpsmtpd package installed, and I
have modified things to allow DENYHARD. (Downloaded, not CVS.)
I note that in the Qpsmtpd.pm file, the run_hooks subroutine
contains a comment asking if we should have a hook for "OK". I also note
that the SMTP.pm file contains three tests that look specifically for (or
include) "OK" in what they test.
While I suspect I could use something like Devin's:
return OK if $transaction->notes('whitelist');
...in every plugin, I don't think that that is what's actually
intended.
The README.plugin implies, though it is not clear, that "OK" might
pertain only to other plugins in the same hook.
Can anyone comment or provide pointers? Thanks.
--
Roger Walker
"HIS Pain - OUR Gain"
