Using exim 4.69. I want to only allow mail from known senders. I did this 
for a few years with exim 3 
(http://www.reedmedia.net/misc/mail/exim-verify_known_sender.html). But 
having troubles trying with exim 4. (I have been happily running exim 4 
for years and it has worked so well I rarely need to look at my configs.)

So I only want to do the check if file exists and I want to have a custom 
failure message. Also accept bounce messages.

I currently have in acl_check_rcpt: section right after my dnslists 
configurations:

   require senders = : /etc/virtual/$domain/$local_part/mail-accept-list
        condition = ${if 
exists{/etc/virtual/$domain/$local_part/mail-accept-list}\
                        {}}
        message = Not accepted 1

But that fails with:

20914 ----------- end verify ------------
20914 sender [email protected] verified ok  
20914 require: condition test succeeded
20914 processing "require"
20914 check senders = : /etc/virtual/$domain/$local_part/mail-accept-list
20914 address match: [email protected] pattern=  
20914 example.net in ""? no (end of list)  
20914 LOG: MAIN PANIC DIE
20914   failed to open /etc/virtual/example.net/reed/mail-accept-list when 
checking ": /etc/virtual/$domain/$local_part/mail-accept-list": No such 
file or directory

I also tried just using

        require senders = ${if 
exists{/etc/virtual/$domain/$local_part/mail-accept-list}\
{/etc/virtual/$domain/$local_part/mail-accept-list} \
                        {}}

but that caused a 550 Administrative prohibition

I also tried require_files instead of the condition, but that was not 
allowed syntax.

I found http://wiki.exim.org/FAQ/Policy_controls/Q0716 but it was simpler 
than I am looking for.

If the file (or even directory) doesn't exist, I want that check to be 
skipped. If the file does exist, then the sender must exist in that file 
for it to be delivered. Any suggestions or examples would be appreciated.

Thanks,



  Jeremy C. Reed

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