On Sun, 17 Mar 2002, Markus Orlich wrote:
> In my configuration I have the following statement:
> -> deny message = /usr/exim/deny-msg.int
> -> condition = ${lookup{${domain:$sender_address}}\
> -> lsearch{/usr/exim/deny.int}{yes}{no}}
>
> deny-msg.int is a flat file like:
That won't work. The value of "message" is a string, not a file. If you
want to read a file at this point, you'll need to use ${readfile.
> deny.int is flat file that contain only domainnames like:
> -> erotikxpress.com
> -> nudesletter.com
> -> sexe.com
>
> and in my system_filter I have the following condition:
> -> logfile /usr/exim/deny.int
> -> if $h_x-spam-flag: matches yes
> -> then logwrite ${domain:$h_from}
^
^
^
You need to insert a : here, to terminate the
header name.
> Is this possible, or do I missed anything?
The most important thing you have missed is that your test is based on
the envelope sender, but you are creating your file from the From:
header. You should be using $sender_address, not $h_from:. You also need
to think about bounce messages, where the sender address is <>.
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