mailinabox/management/templates/postgrey-whitelist.html

<style>
</style>

<h2>Postgrey Whitelist</h2>

<p>The text box below contains the contents of the system's Postgrey local client whitelist. It's comprised of a list of <em>hosts</em>, one per line, whose incoming email to this server should never be greylisted.</p>

<p>Entries may be a fully qualified domain name, an IP address in CIDR notation, or a regular expression. Regular expressions begin and end with the forward slash character and should be anchored at both ends. For example, "/^smtp\d+\.smtpout\.orange\.fr$/"</p>

<p>Lines beginning with hash tag (number sign) "#" are comment lines.</p>

<p>This file augments the whilelist provided by Postgrey.</p>

<textarea style="width:100%; height:12em" id="postgrey_whitelist"></textarea>

<button class="btn-success" onclick="save_postgrey_whitelist()">Save</button>

<script>

function show_postgrey_whitelist() {
    get_postgrey_whitelist();
}

function get_postgrey_whitelist() {
    api(
        "/system/postgrey-whitelist",
        "GET",
        { },
        function(whitelist) {
            var e = document.getElementById('postgrey_whitelist');
            e.value = whitelist
        }
    );
}

function save_postgrey_whitelist() {
    var e = document.getElementById('postgrey_whitelist');
    api(
        "/system/postgrey-whitelist",
        "POST",
        {
            contents: e.value
        },
        function(data) {
            if (data == "")
                data = "Nothing changed.";
            else
                data = $("<pre/>").text(data);
            show_modal_error("Postgrey Whitelist Update", data, function() {
                get_postgrey_whitelist();
            });
        });
}

</script>