On Fri, May 25, 2007, Anthony Honeyfield wrote:
> We currently use Exim because it allows us to filter emails to capture a
> 'job code' users must include in the first line of any email. We use this
> information to keep track of how many emails we send per job, and their size
> (in kB), to allow for billing. All this is achieved by using filtering to
> parse emails through a custom Python script.
Strange approach. I would account for their mail in acl_check_data by
using $authenticated_id.
> Is there a way to ensure that if no job code is included, the email will not
> be sent?
localpartlist jobcode = some-lookup
acl_check_data:
deny condition = ${if match_local_part{$authenticated_id}{+jobcode}}
!condition = ${if
match{$message_body}{^${some-lookup-fetching-regexp-parsable-job-code}\n}}
HTH
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