Changes to mail whitelists and blacklists

Mail domain lists

Added separate whitelists and blacklists for mail domains.

Lists can now be of two levels:

• Account lists. Affects all mail domains that belong to the current account. Only the account owner can modify these lists (they are not available to users with delegated access).
• Mail domain lists. Affects only the given mail domain. The mail domain owner and all users with delegated access can modify these lists. These lists have a higher priority than the mail domain owner's account lists.

This gives the ability to manage rules for both the owner of a mail domain and users with delegated access, as well as to set both general rules and separate rules for each mail domain.

Limits

Limits have been introduced on the maximum number of rules that can be added to lists:

• Account lists — 100.
• Mail domain lists: corporate mail — 200, hosting account mail — 20.

The limit is common for whitelists and blacklists of the same level. You can set 100 global rules for all mail domains and an additional 20 or 200 rules for each mail domain (depending on its type).

Other changes

• The page for managing the list of rules has been redesigned — rules are now displayed in a single list without being separated by type.
• Removed the ability to delete rules by type — you can delete single rules or all rules at once.
• Removed the ability to export the list of rules — you can get the list via API or just copy the table and save it to yourself.
• Added a counter for the number of rules.

Detailed information on whitelists and blacklists is available in our wiki.