Re: RE: [Assp-user] Whitelist

[Ced P. <cp...@fe...>]

I'm curious as to how these timestamps work. Do the represent entry dates
or expiration dates? If I change the number of whitelist days using the
console, does that affect past entries or new entries only?

Ced

ass...@li... writes:
>The whitelist is already stored in the file called "whitelist", and you
>could change its name to anything you want.  I'm not sure what your
>reason for asking is, but let me just say that you should not modify the
>list with a text editor.
>
>The reason for this is that ASSP needs to expire entries from the
>whitelist that are older than x days.  The only way to do this is to
>record a timestamp with the entry in the whitelist (the strange numbers
>you see with each entry in the whitelist file.)  Even if you were to
>create a way of gracefully adding entries to this file in the correct
>format, John could change the format in future.
>
>For now, the best way of adding entries to the whitelist is through the
>E-mail and HTTP interfaces.
>
>Jannie
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: ass...@li...
>[mailto:ass...@li...] On Behalf Of Douglas
>McKee
>Sent: 18 May 2004 13:01
>To: ass...@li...
>Subject: [Assp-user] Whitelist
>
>Can I store my whitelist in a separate file like the relay.txt?
>Thanks,
>Doug McKee
>
>
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