On Tue, 14 Jun 2005, Thomas Mueller wrote:
> Tony Finch wrote:
> >
> > I guess that'll be because if the WHERE clause is false the result of the
> > lookup is the empty string, and every string matches the null regex.
>
> This is a ugly hack, but shouldn't this work then:
> condition = ${if match{X$local_part}{X${lookup pgsql{SELECT '([0-9]+)' \
> WHERE '${quote_pgsql:$domain}' = 'tmueller.com'}}}{yes}{no}}
match{Xfanf2}{X} is true. I suggest turning it inside-out:
condition = ${lookup pgsql {blah sql blah} \
{${if match{$local_part}{$value} }} }
So you only attempt the match if the lookup succeeded. (Note that I've
abbreviated the {yes} {no} }} {no} } to }} } which is allowed by Exim
since the start of this year.)
Tony.
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