On Fri, 31 Jan 2003, Adam Henry wrote:
> There doesn't seem to be a net-lsearch function to be used within the
> lookup function. The only place net-lsearch will work is as a host
> list parameter?
Yes. That's because in the other cases, you can explicitly supply the
key for the search. The only reason for the existence of net-lsearch is
that, for host lists, the parameter is implicit (the host). Use lsearch
to use the host name, net-lsearch to use the host IP. If you are writing
a ${lookup, you can specify whatever key you want.
> It would be nice to use named host/domain lists in a router's
> condition statement.
Already on the Wish List:
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(73) 17-Jul-02 M Match a list from within a condition
e.g. ${if matchdomain {$domain}{+domainlist} ...
${if matchhost {$sender_host_address}{1.2.3.4/10:2.3.4.5/16}...
Thought needed about how to handle host names. This may be too messy to specify
cleanly.
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