Here's an example of running a shell script from a condition statement:
warn condition = ${run{/sbin/putNfile /etc/mail/whitelist.0
$sender_host_address}{yes}{yes}}
log_message = Whitelisting Host
In this case, the script putNfile get's two parameters, the filename and
the sending host address.
/\---/\ Eric J Fox
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Peter Bowyer wrote:
On 15/03/06, Viktor Vislobokov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi!
Can I execute an external program in condition?
Would you put an example here?
The ${run expansion item will do this - see
http://www.exim.org/exim-html-4.60/doc/html/spec.html/ch11.html#SECTexpansionitems
condition = ${run prog args}{0}{1}
Read carefully how the return code and standard output from the
command are handled.
Peter
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