Hello all.
I have an Exim rule (router) that goes like:
(...)
condition = ${if exists
{/etc/senderlist}{${lookup{$sender_address_domain}lsearch{/etc/senderlist}{0}{1}}}{}}
This works fine as long as the sender doesn't use an alternate "mail from"
header because $sender_address_domain will follow that instead of the true user
domain (i.e., if the joe(at)domain.dom configures his email software to send
mail as johndoe(at)yahoo.com , even if domain.dom is listed at /etc/senderlist
the condition won't match because $sender_address_domain will be yahoo.com )
The question is: as the email is sent through Exim using authentication, what
is the variable that holds the true user domain and that can be used in that
rule ?
Regards,
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Paulo Azevedo
PTisp - Wherever internet can take you..
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