On 6-Sep-07, at 1:47 PM, Johan Almqvist wrote:
Matt Sergeant wrote:
The way I see it is that whitelisting is basically meant as a
bypass for anti-spam filters, but not (for example) certain other
filters (like recipient checks). So I wondered if hooks should
declare themselves as skippable if whitelisted, via sub attributes:
I agree. But can't this be achieved by ordering the plugins in such
a wat that the non-skippable get loaded before the whitelisting and
the skippable ones get loaded after, and the whitelisting plugin
returning something like OK_BUT_NOT_QUEUED - then we only need one
attribute, 'queues' to mark plugins that do the queueing.
Nope, because ordering doesn't help when you have a data_post plugin
come before a helo plugin.
Matt.
