Phil Chambers wrote:
> I am just working through the ACLs produced by convert4r4 to make sure they do what
> I want and am considering adding /callout to my verify=recipient statement.
>
> I only want the callout when the recipient is on one of the hosts on my network
> which I am MX for. I am confident that these hosts will respond quickly. I do not
> want to callout to arbitrary hosts which may take an age to respond.
>
> Does that mean I have to use two verify=recipient statements:
>
> require verify = recipient
> accept domains = ! +hosts_i_mx_for
> require verify = recipient/callout
>
> If so, it seems rather wasteful.
>
> Phil.
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> Phil Chambers (postmaster@???)
> University of Exeter
>
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No, use two separate ACL entries, and invert the sense of them:
deny domains = +hosts_i_mx_for
! verify = recipient/callout
deny ! domains = +hosts_i_mx_for
! verify = recipient
