Martin A. Brooks wrote on Fri, 23 Apr 2010 17:38:43 +0100.
> On Fri, April 23, 2010 17:21, Always Learning wrote:
> > The test in Exim is
> >
> > deny message = [C06.5] Msg6 Msg2
> > hosts = ^.*[a].?[d].?[s].?[l]*
> martin@olga:~$ perl -e 'if ("olga.hinterlands.org" =~
> m/^.*[a].?[d].?[s].?[l]*/){print "your configuration is broken\n.";}'
> your configuration is broken
Its not useful to me, and possibly just as confusing to others, for you
to abandon English and express your thoughts in Pearl. I have my still
unread Big Black Book from 1999 which I will peruse to understand what
'm' means.
I have changed the test to this, which I think will be more effective at
detecting the use of 'mail server' connections having 'ADSL' in their
host names.
deny message = [C06.5] Msg6 Msg2
hosts = ^.*[a][-_.][d][-_.][s][-_.][l]* :
^.*[a][d][s][l]*
Regards,
Paul.
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