This is a very simple example
First create an addresslist towards the top of the exim.conf(for single
file configurations) put the approved email recipient addresses in this
file one line at a time
addresslist approved_recipients = /etc/exim/approved-recipients
Then integrate it into your main recipient acl. Be sure to place it
towards the top.
deny recipients = !+approved_ recipients
message = recipient not approved.
log_message = recipient not approved.
Test it using exim -bhc
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
On Behalf Of Aaron Todd
Sent: Monday, September 20, 2010 11:51
To: [email protected]
Subject: [exim] smarthost conditions
Hello,
I'm fairly novice when it comes to EXIM, but I've successfully been able
to
setup a smarthost on my web server to forward mail to another system.
I'd
like to further secure this by adding conditions, if possible, so that
it
will only forward if the recipient address is listed in a file. If its
not
listed it can go through the remaining routers for delivery or failure.
Can this be done? Thanks!
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