Update SQLBlackWhiteList.pm to allow foo@*.domain.ext #1316
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*.spammer.com it's great, but with this little modification it also allows to set a less broader rule like this one foo@*.spammer.com Why it's useful? For example [email protected] is OK [email protected] is OK [email protected] is OK [email protected] is bad [email protected] is bad Can be BL as: ads@*.domain.com
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Be able to blacklist like *.domain.ext is great, but with this little change it also allows to set less broader rules like this one foo@*.spammer.com
Why it's useful? Example:
[email protected] is OK
[email protected] is OK
[email protected] is OK
[email protected] is bad
[email protected] is bad
Can be solve blacklisting only ads@*.domain.com instead of *.domain.com that would be too much.