Marco Kammerer wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I want to add to my config, that i am able to get this to ifs to work.
> I just want to test for exe and bat if the domain is in in the file
> domain_no_exe
>
> The log read either
> unknown condition "1" inside "and{...}" condition
> or
> each subcondition inside an "and{...}" condition must be in its own {}
> if i try around.
>
> deny message = Deny Text bat exe
> condition = ${if and
> { \
> {match {${lc:$mime_filename}
> {\N(\.bat|\.exe)$\N} \
> {exists{CONFDIR/domain_no_exe}
> {partial-lsearch;CONFDIR/domain_no_exe} \
> } \
> {1} {0} }
>
>
> Thanks
>
> marco kammerer
>
>
Due to line wrapping it's unclear exactly where the line breaks are in your
config, but it looks to me as though there is a missing continuation marker (\)
at the end of the "condition = " line.
By running Exim from the command line, with the -C option you can specify a
test
config file. Provided you can manually engineer a situation under which that
condition will be checked you can test the config syntax without running Exim
as
a daemon and looking in the log for syntax errors. I presume this is in the
data
ACL, in which case you can fake an SMTP session using the -bh parameter, and
feed a message to Exim on standard input which contains a .bat or .exe
attachment.
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