Hey Ash
Sorry for the late reply on your enquiry.
Unfortunately you cannot edit the filter via CLI, it needs to be removed and re-added with new syntax
As per your syntax request:
See the updated Syntax
Allowed_IP_Restrict:
if (sendergroup =="Allowed_IP") AND (rcpt-to !=("(?i)(@domain1\\.com|@domain2\\.com))
{
drop();
}
The \\. to escape the regex "." and by combining the terms under (term|term2) it uses one set expression, the "|" pipe means "OR" so it works to your requirement as well.
(?i) -> case insensitive
You can add more with |@domain3\\.com etc etc
As per
if rcpt-to == "address@example\\.com"
{
skip-filters();
If you want to exempt single IP you can use this filter
Else if you want to group a bunch (say like 10 IPs) I'd suggest adding them to a sendergroup and then using the sendergroup condition to make it easier
if (remote-ip =="1.1.1.1")
{
skip-filters();
}
.
Or
if (sendergroup =="Exempted_IP")
{
skip-filters();
}
.
Because if you had say 5 IPs you'll end up with this syntax...
if (remote-ip =="1.1.1.1") OR (remote-ip =="2.2.2.2") OR (remote-ip =="3.3.3.3") OR (remote-ip =="4.4.4.4") OR (remote-ip=="5.5.5.5")
{
skip-filters();
}
.
IF however the IPs are within a set range, IE 1.1.1.1 to 1.1.1.5 you can use this rule
remote-ip =="1.1.1.1-5"
I hope this helps.
Matty
