Uhm.. Seeing as how sender_verify_callback is a *global option* that
takes affect when a message is _received_, and not when it is
delievered, and has nothing to do with transports, maybe not?
I dont think there is a way to do this in exim 3.x. I suspect there
probably will be in exim 4
On Mon, 15 Oct 2001, Suresh Ramasubramanian wrote:
> > +++ Ryan Tracey [exim-users] <15/10/01 11:42 +0200>:
> > Going off on a tangent; since sender_verify_callback is an "expensive"
> > check, is there a way to limit it to specific users and aliases (for
> > instance users who get more spam because their email address or an alias
> > pointing to them is on a website).
>
> Maybe have a separate transport for these users?
>
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