I notice that Email Settings → Message Rate Limiting edits this file:
/etc/milter-greylist/greylist.conf
As an example in this way:
ratelimit “domain_1818531472109143” rcpt 50 / 24h
racl blacklist from /.@testdomain.com/ ratelimit “domain_1818531472109143” msg “Message quota exceeded”
racl whitelist from /.@testdomain.com/
That syntax (specifically “from /.*@”) looks like it might lend itself to a single-address too, somehow. If so, what is the syntax and logic?
For example would:
racl whitelist from /special-exception@testdomain.com/
ratelimit “domain_1818531472109143” rcpt 50 / 24h
racl blacklist from /.@testdomain.com/ ratelimit “domain_1818531472109143” msg “Message quota exceeded”
racl whitelist from /.@testdomain.com/
Work to create a special exemption to the rule for one particular user? (And does it work by reading-down the file till it gets a hit, or could I put a line like that anywhere in the file?)
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OS type and version | Ubuntu 22.04 |
Virtualmin version | 7.10.0 |