Preventing cPanel from overwriting custom Exim ACL

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meeven

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How do I ensure that any custom ACLs I put into the Exim configuration editor aren't overwritten by any future upgrades to either Exim or cPanel?
 
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meeven said:
How do I ensure that any custom ACLs I put into the Exim configuration editor aren't overwritten by any future upgrades to either Exim or cPanel?
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As long as you're using the Exim Configuration Editor (or Advanced Exim Configuration Editor) via WHM, your custom ACLs will be preserved through future upgrades.
 
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cPanelDavidG said:
As long as you're using the Exim Configuration Editor (or Advanced Exim Configuration Editor) via WHM, your custom ACLs will be preserved through future upgrades.
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That's a relief to hear. Thank you for clarifying this for me.
 
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