Quoting Ian P. Christian:
> set acl_m3 = ${lookup sqlite {SQLITE_DB SPAM_COUNT}{$value}}
> However, this will obviously return nothing if the host has never mailed
> before, and the 'Spam total' reports as NULL.
set acl_m3 = ${lookup sqlite {SQLITE_DB SPAM_COUNT}{$value}{0}}
Will return 0 if the lookup returns nothing.
> btw - exim seems to do NO error reporting with sqlite problems - if the
> database file is invalid, if the permissions are wrong, or if the query
> is wrong, there are no errors reported - I'll have to bug about this at
> some point.
uh, that's quite bad, depending on what you are doing with it.
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