On 2002-05-03 at 19:04 -0700, Marc MERLIN wrote:
> deny hosts = !+localadds:!+host_disable_callback:*
> #sender_domains = !+envdomain_disable_callback:*
> !condition = ${lookup{${domain:$header_from:}}lsearch{HDR_DOMAIN_DISABLE_CALLBACK}}
> !verify = header_sender/callout=90s
> message = Header sender couldn't be verified
> search_open: lsearch "/etc/mail/acls/nohdrcallbackdomains"
> search_find: file="/etc/mail/acls/nohdrcallbackdomains"
> key="beatware.com" partial=-1
> LRU list:
> 8/etc/mail/acls/nohdrcallbackdomains
> End
> internal_search_find: file="/etc/mail/acls/nohdrcallbackdomains"
> type=lsearch key="beatware.com"
> file lookup required for beatware.com
> in /etc/mail/acls/nohdrcallbackdomains
> lookup yielded:
> =
> check !verify = header_sender/callout=90s
> verifying From: header address xavier@???
>
>
> Of course, beatware.com is in the file
> moremagic:~# grep beatware.com /etc/mail/acls/nohdrcallbackdomains
> beatware.com
>
>
> What I am doing wrong?
Well, I'm not using Exim 4 yet, but at a guess ...
lsearch returns data. In this case, the data is present but empty.
Re-read section 9.1 of the Exim 4 spec.txt. lsearch is a key-value
list.
If changing /etc/mail/acls/nohdrcallbackdomains so that, temporarily,
the beatware.com line becomes "beatware.com yes" lets your ACL work,
then perhaps you should modify the ${lookup ...} so that it has a
{yes}{no} pair in it.
Does this solve it?
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