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mod_firewall: README: Improve chain documentation
author Matthew Wild <mwild1@gmail.com>
date Thu, 17 Mar 2016 11:51:05 +0000
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371 deliver Applies to stanzas delivered to local recipients (regardless of the stanza's origin) 371 deliver Applies to stanzas delivered to local recipients (regardless of the stanza's origin)
372 deliver_remote Applies to stanzas delivered to remote recipients (just before they leave the local server) 372 deliver_remote Applies to stanzas delivered to remote recipients (just before they leave the local server)
373 preroute Applies to incoming stanzas from local users, before any routing rules are applied 373 preroute Applies to incoming stanzas from local users, before any routing rules are applied
374 374
375 By default, if no chain is specified, rules are put into the 'deliver' chain. It is possible to create custom 375 A chain is begun by a line `::name` where 'name' is the name of the chain you want the following rules to be
376 chains (useful with the JUMP_CHAIN action described below). User-created chains must begin with "user/", e.g. 376 inserted into. If no chain is specified, rules are put into the 'deliver' chain.
377 "user/spam_filtering". 377
378 It is possible to create custom chains (useful with the JUMP_CHAIN action described below). User-created
379 chains must begin with "user/", e.g. "user/spam_filtering".
378 380
379 Example of chain use: 381 Example of chain use:
380 382
381 # example.com's firewall script 383 # example.com's firewall script
382 384