Dave Evans wrote: > http://www.exim.org/exim-html-current/doc/html/spec_html/ch40.html#SECTcallver > > For example, "require verify = recipient/callout". But, as you say, make sure > you only do this for your domains, i.e. where the host you're calling out to > is one of your own hosts. Thanks for the reply Dave, My problem is that I've got so many different snippets of code that I don't know how to combine them. I've never really written ACLs before, just changed a value or something in an existing one. For example I don't know if I need for create a separate ACL and if I create a separate ACL how to make sure that is run when an RCPT TO is received as well as the current ACL (which has quite a lot of accepts and conditions in it). Alternatively if I have to use the existing ACL I don't know how to write a condition that only applies to messages that match the lookup for staticroutes and then runs the callout verify on only those. Its just a case of the right syntax and the right places to put things, I just don't know what the right place is and with it being a production system (I don't have a spare lying around alas) I'm limited to what I can do without breaking a lot of people's mail. I'd get away with it today being the weekend but I've run out of time this weekend!
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