distirbution list permissions - whitelist outside domain / bypass milter?

[pixelplumber]

Exploring distribution list permissions.

I've successfully set up a couple of acls on my dlists that allow all internal email accounts to send to distribution lists and prevent the public from sending to the lists.

However the snag is that several BIS (not BES) connected blackberrys (via IMAP) now can't send to these lists as they proxy through a blackberry smtp server.

I've tried granting a right on a dlist to the blackberry domain but the zmprov grr gives an error:

zmprov grr domain nasaustralia.com.au dom blackberry.com sendToDistList
ERROR: account.NO_SUCH_DOMAIN (no such domain: blackberry.com)

Is this grantee type meant for internal domains only? Is there a way to whitelist/bypass the milter server for selected domains?

[pixelplumber]

just a quick thread bump. Have tried playing with this again, but can't work out a way to simultaneously block public addresses from sending to a dlist but allow individual external domains to send to that list.

[aioshin]

wow, i just posted the same issue several minutes ago, then bumped on this thread that still dont have answer... am afraid..

[pixelplumber]

yep, I never worked out a way to allow a single domain after blocking all public access. I couldn't allow a single host as the blackberry BIS servers seem to rotate. I never had time to work out if it was a milter issue or a zimbra issue. I should file a bug I spose....