A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far way, someone said...
> Hi,
>
> I'd like to allow users (with changing IP addresses) that are listed in
> /etc/passwd (optionally PAM) to relay over an Exim MTA.
> I've set
> sender_address_relay = user1@domain : user1@*.domain ...
> relay_match_host_or_sender = true
> [I know, it's a spam leak]
Try
sender_address_relay = *@domain1 : *@domain2
for each domain you want exim to relay for. Note that I haven't tried
that as I prefer to authenticate via PAM because of the spam reason you
just mentioned :)
> but with an increasing number of users this isn't easy, even using a
> file/dbm lookup.
> Optimally I'd like to say something like <all users with UID > 1000>.
>
> Will I have to use a perl lookup or how can I lookup the /etc/passwd?
Configure exim to authenticate via PAM.
If you must check the UID numbers you probably won't even need perl -
sample configuration #C034 (from
http://www.exim.org/FAQ.html#SEC318) has
an example you can follow to get information out of the fields in
/etc/passwd.
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