On Tue, Jun 22, 1999 at 07:42:41PM -0500, Paul Makepeace wrote:
> localuser:
> driver = smartuser
> transport = ${perl{ldap_who} {${lookup ldapm {LDAP_URL(ALIAS_MATCH)}{$value}
> {${lookup ldapm {LDAP_URL(SN_MATCH)}{$value} {${lookup ldapm {LDAP_URL(CN_MAT
> CH)}{$value}{DUNNO}}}}}}}}
>
> Here ldap_who performs the transport decision and records the results
> for later: There is some legacy code in here, please ignore.
>
> # remote_smtp is wrong! How do I do this to deliver to an address
> # returned in $address (modulo some parsing)?
Use an aliasfile director? so if it returns "foo,bar,quux" it will deliver
to those local users (qulifying with qualify_domain etc..)
> using the unknownuser_pipe. I don't see how to perform this 'redirect
> to new_address or return to user with an error message'. ${if ${perl{}}
> {new_address=...}{transport=...}} but this isn't possible. Can I use
> this basic approach I have above? Or do I need to look at another way?
> System filters?
An aliasfile director can return ":fail: This is a reason" iirc.
HTH
SRH
--
Steve Haslam, Validation Engineer, ARM Ltd, Cambridge UK +44-1223-400677
steve.haslam@??? steve@??? araqnid@???
we see a deadly sin in every home, on every street corner.
and we tolerate it because it's commonplace. it's trivial.
--
*** Exim information can be found at
http://www.exim.org/ ***
