Giuliano Gavazzi wrote:
Sorry the quick'n'dumb question.
In short, how do I detect that a redirect router has successfully
redirected an address?
Could you post your routers section?
I use address_data for something similar:
vuser_redirect:
driver = redirect
address_data = ${lookup ...
Giuliano Gavazzi wrote:
Could you post your routers section?
sorry, it's a bit of a mess, but I post it anyway (this is not on a
production server!)
Um, I'm not sure what you are trying to do with all this routers.
Your system_aliases_unspec and system_aliases routers do just the same.
And
Giuliano Gavazzi wrote:
IIRW when I wrote it I had to save the sender address for the
return path, because of the
errors_to = [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Um, okay, seems to be necessary then (I'm a little lost in the whole
concept...).
address_data can contain more than value by using the
Philip Hazel wrote:
Views? (Remembering that for all of Exim's life so far - 10 years -
incomplete IPv4 addresses have probably mostly been treated as domain
names, and there hasn't been a huge outcry.)
I plea for keeping the syntax requirement of 4 components, but raising an
error if it
Ian Eiloart wrote:
It's for these reasons that we don't reject Message Submissions that pass
SMTP authentication. We bounce them to the authenticated user. That way,
we can give a much better explanation of the problem.
That sounds sensible, given that your users read and understand bounce
Jan Kapellen wrote:
accept hosts = *
deny hosts = *.some.pppool.tld
ACLs are processed from top to bottom, until all conditions of a deny or
accept stanza are true.
Your first stanz will match every hosts, so the remainder will never be
used. Just switch the two lines.
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De Leeuw Guy wrote:
But the content of our aliased list can change at any time, for this
reasons, I try to send an mail to the sender that content all items
availables in the alias.
As Magnus wrote, you can do it with an autoreply router (before your
redirect router).
I didn't think much
Florian Weimer wrote:
I'm trying to work-around the A/ bug, which means that I must add
separate MX entries for the v4 and v6 interface. As a result, I
As I understood, it should only happen if the DNS records have different
TTLs, or am I mistaken?
It seems that there isn't an easy way
Chris Knipe wrote:
check condition = ${if eq {${lookup mysql{SELECT LocalPart FROM
...
1}}}{${local_part} {yes}{no}}
The first rule of Exim Expansion Club is - check the braces
The second rule of Exim Expansion Club is - CHECK the braces
Right now, you compare the result to {${local_part}
Andreas Sokov wrote:
Hi, exim-dev.
exim-dev is for development discussiones, not user questions. I set
reply-to exim-users.
i use LINUX DEBIAN
http://lists.alioth.debian.org/mailman/listinfo/pkg-exim4-users
MYSQL query: SELECT id FROM COURIER_PWD WHERE id=CONCAT('andreas', '@',
Vahric MUHTARYAN wrote:
I newly installed lest version and I create .forward file to under root
and exim users home directory , but My writen filters are not working ,
Exim does not deliver for/as root by default. Any other user's .forward
file is only used if mail is delivered locally to
Michael Ben-Nes wrote:
is this posible then ?
${if and
{{[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes, but it's not nice, visually and technically. The message does not
have to be scanned if the sender is [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Better do:
deny
message = This message scored $spam_score spam points.
! senders
Mark Edwards wrote:
client is set to port 465. However, in the default setting, if you
simply choose This server requires secure authentication OE Mac
seems to do its normal routine of checking on 25 to see if LOGIN
authentication is offered, and then switches to 465 to do tls on
connect.
Latrell wrote:
How can I test authentication using some username/passwd pair?
I use this perl script:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
#
# Usage: smtp-auth.pl user pass
use strict;
use MIME::Base64;
my $unenc = join (\000, @ARGV);
print AUTH LOGIN . encode_base64($unenc, '') . \n;
print AUTH PLAIN .
Andre Turpin wrote:
sed to mung the files the way that the command-line exim4 -bs file
You probably want a simple exim -bm -t file, without any sed-ing.
Don't forget that the calling user must be trusted. And there has to be a
blank line between header and body (i.e., after Subject: in your
andys wrote:
Im running exim 4.69 on FreeBSD and Im trying to correct a problem with a
mysql statement that is being broken by an email address with a ' in the
local part. But I dont think that its reading the config file that is listed
...
Anyway I think it was a different
line
Matiss wrote:
My question is - can exim do multiple user authentication lookups?
Sure. server_condition is expanded, so you can use the power of Exim's
string expansion to use there as many lookups as you like (and as fit in
your memory), e.g. if you want to authenticate [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Marc Haber wrote:
and $local_part_prefix are changed when a message runs through an
redirect router, and there is only $original_local_part which is
offered in the filter.
There's also $original_domain, so you can check
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Marc Haber wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Interesting, thanks. That one is not documented in filter.txt, but it
works.
I'll file a bug.
Why? filter.txt does not claim completeness:
3.4 Some useful general variables
-
A complete list of the available variables is
Marc Haber wrote:
A complete list of the available variables is given in the Exim
documentation. This shortened list contains the ones that are most
likely to be useful in personal filter files:
So, all expansion variables are available in a user filter?
Sure. filter.c simply uses
Kjetil Torgrim Homme wrote:
this is a bit inaccurate. def on a variable whose contents is 0 will
still return a truth value.
True. The meaning of def: is not is it defined?, but more like is
there something in in?. So def:var is short for !eq{$var}{}.
I don't see the harm in making the
Brian Blood wrote:
My particular use is the following:
We have the ability in our solution to allow per message max message
size and that value is set in a acl_m variable.
This value is made use of in our local user transport like so:
message_size_limit = ${if
Klassen Torben (Gem. Leopoldshöhe) wrote:
Im sitting here for days now and I dont get along with my simple setup.
...
1. Don't obfuscate and don't misuse other people's domains and email
adresses. example.(com|net|org) is free for examples.
2. You use the obscure debian config stuff. Read
Federico Tomassini wrote:
Exim eats a mail and, if $header_foo == 'bar', then it forwards the mail
to a remote smart host.
This should do what you want:
smtp_bla:
driver = manualroute
transport = remote_smtp
route_data = ${if def:h_X-Bla: {bla.example.com}}
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Yan Seiner wrote:
What I really need is a simple filter that does this:
if $h_X-DSPAM-Result: is Spam then save mail/Junk
for all virtual users. The only other complication is that the above is
for mbox files; I want to use maildir, but I think the idea is the
That's a transport
John M Collins wrote:
So I'd like to reject mail over a certain size if it doesn't have a
To: line in the header or if it does but it goes to a domain which we
What about Cc and Bcc? I guess you will loose legit mail with such a check.
host but don't usually take mail for.
What do you mean
Ian P. Christian wrote:
The only way I can think of doing it is to use a warn, rather than
accept, and then store the result of the callout in a variable - but
I'm pretty sure I must be doing something wrong.
Try this:
accept
domains = +routed_domains
verify =
Alain Williams wrote:
The mail server hosts several domains (web and mail). It has one IP
address where the reverse DNS has nothing to do with the domain that
is causing problems. I have been offered an extra IP address - I
could make that have a reverse IP address that was in the domain.
mbneto wrote:
Some clever admin configured the MX of a domain pointing to
server_01.domain.com.
Never ever use other people's domain names for examples. That's what
example.{com,net,org} is for.
And if you want help on this mailing list, don't obfuscate things (apart
from passwords). This is
Rafał Kupka wrote:
(?i)^(?(?(1)\.|())[^\W_](?[a-z0-9/-_]*[^\W_])?)+$
There is small error in regexp above. Character '-' in regexp ranges
have to be last one before closing ']'.
(?i)^(?(?(1)\.|())[^\W_](?[a-z0-9/_-]*[^\W_])?)+$
Um, right, of course.
But helo_allow_chars = _ in main
Mike Cardwell wrote:
Does anyone other than Bill have an opinion? I still contend that there
I vote for yes.
Though I don't use it and I think it's only useful for some special
routing cases and some spam blocking tricks (which are often
arbitrary, dangerous or wrong), I understand that some
Jonny_77, 2009-07-15 10:18:
Due to privacy issues I want to change IP address of some users from the
received header to 127.0.0.1. I want to make it only for some users. I have
found received_header_text variable, but I do not understand how to change
this variable for defined users. Thanks.
Andrew Hearn, 2009-09-16 16:08:
W=${eval:$message_size+$message_linecount}
In case you add headers in the router, you have to add their number
here as well, because adding headers does not change message_linecount.
I do add headers in ACL's, but seems $message_linecount includes headers
at
ja...@goodtimes.za.net schrieb:
I have this situation where by enabling server_set_id = $1 in my LOGIN
authentication makes exim believe this is my localpart in the senders
address. As you can see in the exim logs below, exim goes on to add the
change
control = submission
to
On 07.01.2010 19:22, Juan Bernhard wrote:
Hi John, thanks for your answer, but Solaris 10 (this problem was on
Solaris 9) can handle larger files than 2gb, the restriction isn't on
the ufs. The first thing I tried was '$cat 500mb-file 2gb-file'
I don't know much about Solaris, but on
mail...@securitylabs.it, 2010-01-08 14:44:
Hello, I'd like to update a field in a MySQL DB with the last access
time (something like 2010-01-08 12:58:51) every time a user authenticate.
plain_login:
driver = plaintext
public_name = PLAIN
server_condition =
On 08.01.2010 15:55, Juan Bernhard wrote:
Thanks Jacob! Its working now. I also had to modify the line
ARCHTYPE=i386 to ARCHTYPE=amd64 in the file
build-SunOS5-5.10-i386/Makefile file.
Oh, then scripts/arch-type gets your ARCHTYPE wrong.
But you can override that when running make by
On 09.01.2010 23:54, Peter wrote:
thanks a lot Kirill, Heiko and Ted for your help. I got a little bit
deeper. I don't want to scan the email in the ACL because I can't train the
bayes-filter user-specific in ACL. In ACL I can only use a bayes-filter for
one system-wide user.
Using
Ron Lange, 2010-01-13 23:33:
Hi,
I want a machine with exim to act as smarthost for another machine in
the same network. The first machine on the other hand also delivering by
an master smarthost, and only this machine is allowed for relaying over
the master smarthost.
In principle this
Thierry Lavallee, 2010-03-04 20:58:
Example (very far fetched example): if say I set a hotmail.com domain on my
machine it will deliver any x...@hotmail.com message locally without
verifying the real DNS setup. So the real x...@hotmail.com user will never
receive the message.
QUESTION: Is
l...@lena.kiev.ua, 2010-03-08 14:04:
and whitelist few senders which can resend a letter from other
IP-addresses in a block larger than /24.
I.e. use ${sg{$sender_host_address}{\N\.\d+$\N}{}}
I'd suggest to use ${mask:IP address/bit count} instead. regex is
not always the best solution. This
l...@lena.kiev.ua, 2010-03-08 16:58:
I'd suggest to use ${mask:IP address/bit count} instead. regex is
not always the best solution.
In this case regex gives 5 bytes shorter result (without .0/24 at the end).
True, but that's only relevant if you are really short on storage.
This also works
Christian Gregoire, 2010-03-19 11:26:
One of my clients' MTA is going mad from time to time, issuing 'EHLO
name' command in a never-ending loop. Exim politely answers with
the SMTP banner and the extensions available.
Is there an option equivalent to smtp_accept_max_per_connection to
limit
David Cunningham, 2010-03-23 12:46:
The short of the story is that I need exim to execute another program
upon the delivery of an email and send that program the following
string:
/var/spool/maildirs/${substr_0_10:$tod_log}/${domain}/${local_part}/Maildir/new
What do you mean by send?
Jim Cheetham, 2010-04-06 00:34:
I'm using a sqlite query in a match_domain condition in an ACL for
check_rcpt, but it's failing.
I suspect that what's happening is not that the where clause is failing,
but the sql return is not a domain list.
domainlist active_domains = ${sg { ${sqlite;
Jim Cheetham, 2010-04-06 12:21:
domainlist active_domains = \n ${lookup sqlite {/etc/exim4/mta.db
select name from domains where status=active}}
That is more elegant in the config file; and config file elegance is
IMHO one of Exim's main strengths ...
most of the time, yes :)
On 17.05.2010 11:53, Ron White wrote:
On outbound mail I've noticed this header that, for my needs, is 'a bit
too much detail' insofar as revealing the internal IP of the client:
...
What is the best approach to removing the header line detailing from
You should really not do that. Just set
Heiko Schlittermann, 2010-06-11 08:46:
So, to get the long story short: I thinking about having
$message_body_hash_sha1
(or something similar, the interface could be thought about)
What do you think? (I believe, the implementation shouldn't be too
difficult (\0 are already
On 11.06.2010 15:57, Heiko Schlittermann wrote:
Probable we only need to compute the hash if we see a reference to this
variable in the current config file. Is there any chance (inside the
code writing the message to the spool) to peek if there is some
reference to $message_size_body_hash?
Dr. Tilo Levante, 2010-06-15 15:58:
we have the following log entry about the backup MX:
450 4.1.0 Don't use the Backup MX 'relay.rzone.de' while the Primary MX
is available - please send your mail to ...
Does exim use the Backup MX if the primary MX is available? Can I
configure exim
Heiko Schlittermann, 2010-06-16 11:36:
But it's quite stupid by second mx, to think that my (network)
connectivity to the second mx is the same as to the first mx.
This highly depends on the setup.
I have only a single (private) mail server which has two IP addresses,
so the connectivity,
W B Hacker, 2010-06-16 13:24:
(sorry for repost)
There is no MX RR for relay.rzone.de Exim appears to have found it by its A
RR.
You seem to think relay.rzone.de is the rcpt domain of the message the
OP had a message for. But it's only a hostname listed as a MX for some
domain.
Either
Chris Wilson, 2010-06-16 13:48:
relays was blocked on my mailserver because it connected to the second
MX without trying the first one before...
For the reasons that Heiko and Graeme gave, I would strongly recommend
against blocking anyone on this basis. (i.e. there could have been a
Chris Wilson, 2010-06-16 14:24:
connected via the same physical network. Even in the very unlike case
that there is a transient problem at the time of the connection attempt
to the first address, which does not exist at the time of second
attempt, the delivery will be retried again, multiple
Chris Wilson, 2010-06-16 15:55:
connected via the same physical network. Even in the very unlike case
that there is a transient problem at the time of the connection
attempt to the first address, which does not exist at the time of
second attempt, the delivery will be retried again,
Mike Packer, 2010-06-30 01:27:
I have the following rule in my RCPT TO ACL: require recipients =
lsearch*@;/etc/exim/rcptto
it work great connecting to the server via SMTP but when php calls
exim -ti top send mail it ignores this rule. I need this rule to
apply to all mail being sent.
Dave Lugo, 2010-07-03 16:09:
This is my complete acl for auth, nothing
else needed in it:
acl_check_auth:
#
# The following rules force auth to require STARTTLS.
#
accept encrypted = *
denymessage = TLS encryption required
I would strongly recommend against
Dave Lugo, 2010-07-05 13:54:
acl_check_auth:
accept encrypted = *
denymessage = TLS encryption required
I would strongly recommend against this. This does not stop Exim from
announcing that AUTH PLAIN is supported, so clients would send AUTH
PLAIN together with their login
Eric A. Hall, 2010-07-22 16:29:
I'm poking around at plus-addressing with exim+cyrus and it's not working
right. After some time I figured out that the extended address was not
being used for the envelope recipient. With --debug +all it seems that
that the recipient address is being rewritten
Eric A. Hall, 2010-07-24 17:40:
I guess what I would like is to preserve the suffixes that were received
for each address, and then append them to the final recipient addresses at
transport time.
As I wrote, if you want to keep the suffix, don't use the redirect router.
Right now I have
Mike Cardwell, 2011-01-27 12:25:
outgoing mail in case the Exim installation is behind NAT. Surely, if
they're behind NAT, the NAT gateway will change the source port anyway
as far as the destination server can see?
Usually not, as long as the port is not already used.
Ie, if two Exim
Heiko Schlittermann, 2011-02-13 14:07:
+ if (config_lineno == 1 Ustrstr(s, \xef\xbb\xbf) == s)
I would generalize that: A byte value 0x7f at this point means, that
there's something wrong. So I'd prefer something like this:
if (config_lineno == 1 (s[0] 0x20 || s[0] 0x7e ))
(with logging
Peter Kirk, 2011-02-14 09:37:
Tried it and it still does not work, any other ideas?
route_list is the wrong approach here. Try this:
r_smarthost_x_com:
driver = manualroute
transport = remote_smtp
senders = *@X.com
condition = ${if eq {$sender_host_address} {10.20.20.20}}
On 13.03.2011 19:58, Matthias-Christian Ott wrote:
Everything seems to work so far except that I was not able to filter
addresses from the CC header in data. My idea was something like this:
${filter{a...@example.com, b...@example.com, c...@example.com}{and
Odhiambo Washington, 2011-05-17 17:46:
Yeah, Exim 5 I think is not so far away,
Huh? What makes you think that? I don't see any sign of it.
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Colin, 2011-10-26 13:38:
The default Exim configuration has require verify = recipient in
acl_check_rcpt.
...
Can anyone suggest what is needed to modify the line to do this, or
alternatively a way to prevent the whole SMTP session from being
rejected when only one recipient gets this error?
W B Hacker, 2011-10-27 07:51:
Ah - forgot to mention one of the BASIC conventions:
Any 'deny class' verb is permanent. Session having been terminated,
no later 'accept' could possibly act.
An 'accept' OTOH is *temporary* ..
...unless it is the LAST one to act in acl_smtp_data.
'endpass'
W B Hacker, 2011-10-27 13:41:
Works that way here...
'Course I DO run acl's on ALL phases of the smtp session, so...
... an 'accept' ain't final 'til the Fat Lady sings (end of DATA phase..)
You are mixing two different things. An accept finishes the _current_
ACL, whether you use endpass
On 28.10.2011 11:07, W B Hacker wrote:
A triggered 'accept' is not 'permanent' until end of DATA. Period.
A triggered 'deny' class verb is 'permanent' AT ONCE. WHEREVER it is.
btw, your terminology is (at least) uncommon, escpecially for email.
permanent and temporary are not quite
W B Hacker, 2011-10-31 05:15:
Jakob, had this been written in Deutsch, I'd not be presuming to tell
you about *my* dificulty understanding that language.
Again, I don't know what you are trying to tell me. That I'm too stupid
to understand your language?
'endpass' after an 'accept' can skip
Phil Pennock, 2011-10-31 08:41:
You've mounted the filesystem with atime support, which reports last
access time. While useful, for busy file-systems this default support
in Unix has proven to be a historical mistake (in my opinion).
The only reason the disk is being affected here is
no@o2.pl, 2011-10-30 10:51:
I would like to ask, if this is possible to force exim to load files with
whitelist IPs into memory.
You want exim to load lookup files once at startup? That's currently not
possible. It also kind of contradicts the dynamic nature of lookup
files, where you can
Phil Pennock, 2011-11-03 04:31:
I would be very interested in knowing of such a thing. One of the items
already on my work on Exim at some point list of features is:
Item:
disk stable format write-infrequent read-often (a la CDB) binary trie
storage
designed to be useful for IP
p cooper, 2011-11-22 22:37:
ive got my TLS smarthost working , now I need to sort the SSL one.
I don't know what your issue is, but from reading that:
ive setup stunnel and can telnet to localhost 26 , which brings up
the remote mail server
I guess you want to send to a smarthost with
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Klaus Ethgen, 2011-12-01 16:14:
I stumble over the problem that lookup is not possible inside of
an and construct.
...
${if and{{={25}{$received_port}}{lookup ldap{...
That's because and requires conditions, and a lookup is not a
condition.
On 02.12.2011 01:09, Klaus Ethgen wrote:
${if and{{={25}{$received_port}}{lookup ldap{...
That's because and requires conditions, and a lookup is not a
condition.
lookup ldap{...}{yes}{no} and voila, it is boolean
It may be boolean to you, but for Exim it's still only a string.
What may
Cyborg, 19.07.2012 11:36:
how can i make that visible ?
As always, just use
this is not working, because it's an example :
drop message= you have been blacklisted.
condition = ${run{/usr/bin/id /tmp/id}{yes}{yes}}
(id will try to id the term /tmp/id instead of reroute the
Volker Schmelich, 22.08.2012 22:15:
Thank you for the tip regarding strace. From a first glance it looks like
server 2 loses time between Writing spool header file and LOG: MAIN
unfrozen by root. Especially some fstat(), fsync(), close() call lines have
higher times displayed when using
On 26.06.2013 19:13, soumya tr wrote:
a...@def.com g...@jkl.com
I need to extract the last field when delimiter is '@'.
Why not use the expansion operators that are made just for this purpose?
${domain:${address:a...@def.com g...@jkl.com}}
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Hi,
Daniel Müller wrote on 2015-09-18 09:28:
> 2015-09-18 09:14:14 1Zcps6-0005AK-L1 <= "tes...@tplk.loc"@tplk.loc
> H=edvabteilung2.tplk.loc (edvabteilung2) [192.168.135.39] P=esmtpsa
> X=UNKNOWN:AES256-GCM-SHA384:256 A=dovecot_login:tes...@tplk.loc S=765
This looks weird, but IIRC this related
On 18.04.2018 14:48, Emanuel Gonzalez via Exim-users wrote:
> I've been having no luck with a simple regex to match strings with 20 or less
> characters.
...
> Subject example: Unlock Your Account
>
>
> discardcondition = ${if match{$header_subject:}{.\{0,20\}Unlock Your
> Account\$}}
>
On 2020-06-01 22:46, Mike Brown via Exim-users wrote:
> Anyone know where I can find a F27 RPM for exim?
Probably (and hopefully, to be frank) nowhere, because it has been out
of support since November 2018, i.e. no security updates, no
maintainance, nothing. The current version of Fedora is 32,
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