* Philip Hazel <ph10@???> [20011203 10:52]:
> > > In the ACL for RCPT, put
> > >
> > > deny senders = @@partial-cdb;/etc/exim/cdb/sender_reject.cdb
> > >
> > > And construct the data for the cdb file like this:
> > >
> > > *.domain.tld: *
> > > *.otherdomain.tld: badlocalpart1 : badlocalpart2 : ...
> >
> > I've found another way:
> >
> > deny condition = ${if or {{LOOKUP_BAD_SENDER_PARTIAL_DOMAIN} \
> > {LOOKUP_BAD_SENDER_BY_ADDRESS}} {yes} {no}}
> >
> > And file contains:
> >
> > *.domain.tld
> > otherdomain.tld
> > badsender@???
>
> There is another way as well. I forgot about this...
>
> deny senders = cdb;/etc/cdb/sender_reject.cdb
> deny senders = *@partial-cdb;/etc/exim/cdb/sender_reject.cdb
>
> This basically does the same as yours.
Right, There Is More Than One Way To Do It :)
But which of them is more efficient? (I don't really care much about
that as I find your solution more readable and will use that).
(btw, could I use
deny senders = cdb;/etc/exim/cdb/sender_reject.cdb:\
*@partial-cdb;/etc/exim/cdb/sender_reject.cdb
as well?)
ACLs are very flexible and powerful. Thank you very much Philip.
--
Kirill
