> It's the system filter. It won't see $local_part or
> $domain in there. You do have $recipients available to you
> in the system filter.
Ergh... okay. So basically, I need to somehow either:
do a "split" on $recipients and then do the ${lookup{ on
each part of it, or
take $recipients as a whole and see if it "contains" each
address that I want to have some filtering done for, or
since it's _very_ uncommon for the server to receive mail
that should be filtered and is actually addressed to multiple
addresses here, treat $recipients as being (in the vast
majority of cases) the same as $local_part@$domain, and just
do the ${lookup{ on that. :)
Am I missing any options here? Did anything I just said
make sense? Recommendations? :) I'm about to give this
filter a whirl:
---
# 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 $recipients"
testprint ${lookup{$recipients:foo}lsearch{/etc/bar}{$value}}
if ${lookup{$recipients:foo}lsearch{/etc/bar}{$value}} is "baz"
then testprint "would have frozen" endif
---
-Dan
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