Hello,
I asked last week:
Secondly, using a named ACL is there a difference between:
acl = ! some_other_acl
! acl = some_other_acl
I have now been able to test this. It seems that the first format is
actually invalid. The exim log shows:
2005-05-23 18:36:30 H=host-81-190-203-198.gorzow.mm.pl
[81.190.203.198] F=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> temporarily rejected RCPT
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: unknown ACL verb in "! acl_check_rbl"
Changing the ACL statement around to the second format and it works
fine.
John.
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