Hello Davide
Doc doesn't explain the resulting value of the RFROM macro when the sender
IS NOT local.
Doc says only "the sender of the message resolved to the real account, when
possible (alias resolution)"
So when "not possible" what is the macro result ? empty string ?
I ask this to create a filter that denies no authenticated smtp connexions
to use local addresses as the sender, so I need simple way to know if the
sender is local or not when not authenticated, and this RFROM macro seems
good if it returns a empty string or a dash ("-") (as macro USERAUTH if not
resolved) when 'not localy resolved'
As RRCPT does the same thing for receivers emails, does it returns empty or
dash in case of 'not resolved' ?
If not it could be usefull, and coherent if all the 'resolving' macros could
return the same special 'code' (dash) like USERAUTH as a result code for
'not resolved' :)
I have another question about RFROM and RRCPT :
Do they resolve 'cmdaliases' accounts and 'custdomains' (matching domain
part) ? Or the lookup stops on mailusers and aliases ?
Regards
Francis
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