On Wed, 25 Apr 2001, Andrew Chant wrote:
> I am making progress, what I have for a condition is as follows.
>
> condition = "${if and {\
> {match {$h_Received:}{^.*domain.com.*\\$}{false}{true}}\
> {match {$sender_address_domain}{${lookup
> mysql{VIRUS_DOMAIN}{$value}fail}}{true}{false}}\
> } {1} {0}}"
>
> All I seem to get is "missing or misplaced { or }".
1. (Get your editor or something to) Count the curlies: 17 of each, so
that's OK.
2. Get rid of the quoting. It isn't necessary because you don't have any
special characters, and it adds an additional layer of \ escaping,
which is just confusing. You can then turn \\$ into \\.
3. However, your problem is in the "and" condition"; its arguments
should be sub-conditions.
condition = ${if and {\
{match {$h_Received:}{^.*domain.com.*\$}{false}{true}}\
That line is the first subcondition - but it isn't a condition. You have
stuck {false}{true} on the end.
{match {$sender_address_domain}
{ ${lookup mysql{VIRUS_DOMAIN}{$value}fail}} {true}{false}
}
Likewise, that isn't condition.
} {1} {0}}
Try this (but get rid of my comments:
condition = ${if and {\ test several conditions
First condition: "Received:" contains domain.com:
{match {$h_Received:}{domain\\.com}}\
Your condition specified that Received: *ends* in domain.com, which I
doubt is what you want. You might perhaps want to improve the regex to
something like \\.domain\\.com\\b or possibly \\.domain\\.com(\\s|\$).
Second condition: match sender address to a regex that is looked up:
{match \
{$sender_address_domain}\ first arg for match
{${lookup mysql{VIRUS_DOMAIN}{$value}fail}}\ second arg for match
}\ completes match condition
}\ complete "and" condition
{1} {0}} yes/no values for "and"
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