wiseas wrote:
I've read the specification from
http://www.exim.org/exim-html-4.30/doc/html/spec_38.html to figure out
how this functions.
I thought I understood, but the result is not as expected.
in my exim.conf I added:
domainlist test_list = mail.xxx.com
ok
Then in the check_recipient acl, just before the line "require verify
= sender/callout" I added: condition = ${if !match
{$sender_address_domain}{+test_list}}
Almost. Split that line just after "require", then add the new one
between the two lines. The "require" verb is taking several conditions.
Unfortunately, as it's a require and assuming there are other verbs
later in this acl, you're going to need to also use an endpass
(as you start to below).
The mails from mail.xxx.com domain are still rejected. Something is not
right.
I also tried something like this: condition = ${if !match
{$sender_address_domain}{+mail.xxx.com}}
No. Wrong.
or something like this:
condition = ${if match {$sender_address_domain}{+test_list}}
endpass
require verify = sender/callout
This means that the callout is made only if the condition is false.
- Jeremy
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