Hello Graeme,
> Your made-up domain isn't routeable; this will be caused by whichever
> router (dnslookup?) processes domains external to your system.
Ahem, you're right. It seems my ACL worked, it was this router that was causing
deny on non-existent domain:
lookuphost:
driver = dnslookup
domains = ! +local_domains
ignore_target_hosts = 127.0.0.0/8
condition = "${perl{check_limits}}"
transport = remote_smtp
no_more
Suppose I wanted to make this router accept the message even for non-existent
domain and pass it to local delivery router for some addresses?
I tried the following condition, but it doesn't work since $recipients is
available only in ACLs and system filter:
condition = ${lookup{$recipients} lsearch{/etc/domeny/spamtrap_addresses}}"
This obviously ends up with:
LOG: MAIN PANIC
failed to expand condition "${lookup{$recipients}
lsearch{/etc/domeny/spamtrap_addresses}}"" for lookuphost router: unknown
variable name "recipients"
Would it be possible to do it using ACL user variables? That is, if recipient
address in some specific ACL is checked as existing in the
/etc/domeny/spamtrap_addresses file, $acl_m_somevariable gets set and then a
router preceding "lookuphost" could be configured that passes the message on to
local delivery depending on $acl_m_somevariable?
Or is there some simpler way to do it?
--
Marcin Krol
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