Philip Hazel wrote:
> > if ${lookup{$local_part@$domain:foo}lsearch{/etc/bar}{$value}} is "baz"
> > then freeze endif
> >
> > Over in /etc/bar, I have:
> >
> > djb@???: foo=baz
>
> Can't see anything wrong at first sight. Try inserting a testprint
> command and running the filter testing stuff.
Okie... hmm. Tried it. If I comment out the if-then-freeze
bit, I can get it to do the testprint:
Testing Exim filter file /usr/exim/lists/filters
Condition is false: error_message
Condition is false: $header_from: is "root"
At the end of filtering "delivered" is false
Testprint: to djb@???
Testprint: baz
But the if-then-freeze is really the crux of the matter.
When I use the -bf bit, I get "Filter error: unavailable
filtering command "freeze" near line 11 of filter file" whether
I'm on as me, or as root. I'm guessing that just means I can't
use "freeze" in testing, since it doesn't interfere with the
delivery of mail.
Unfortunately, its non-interference with mail delivery includes
letting through stuff that I don't logically want it to -
namely, messages to the addresses I've told it (for testing
purposes) to freeze everything to...
Any more thoughts?
--- filter file ---
# Exim filter <- Do not edit or remove this line!
if error_message then finish endif
if $header_from: is "root" then finish endif
testprint "to $local_part@$domain"
testprint ${lookup{$local_part@$domain:foo}lsearch{/etc/bar}{$value}}
if ${lookup{$local_part@$domain:foo}lsearch{/etc/bar}{$value}} is "baz"
then freeze endif
--- /etc/bar/ ---
djb: foo=baz
djb@???: foo=baz
djb@???: foo=baz
root@???: foo=baz
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-Dan
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