Nico Erfurth wrote:
thanks !!!!
oh men it was just a silly typo, i forgot to set a } after the last
{$sender_host_address}_}
_thanks thanks thanks thanks !
i think i thought too many complicated thoughs. Just coming out of a SQL
- World...
everything query-based with return - values harder to get and to proove...
PS: thats the end of a long journey, about 3 years ago i started with
exim + qpopper,
until now my old server was just running it.
Now i've tested CourierSmtp, Postfix, and so on. All but to stay with exim.
and to understand it is one of the best MTA ever written.
Thank you Philip Hazel. And in this context Nico too!
yeah.
>On Sun, 9 Feb 2003, Malte Geierhos wrote:
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>>hi !
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>>i'd like to use pop-before-smtp for relay - control since i've set up
>>courier-imap/ssl && courier-pop3/ssl and exim with mysql-support .
>>My Problem at this point is, that i need to have both, pop-before-smtp
>>and smtp-auth. Smtp-auth - prob is solved.
>>Now i tried to figure out how to make use out of the pb4smtp project at
>>sourceforge.
>>It tail's the logfile and puts the ip's into a berkeley-db ok.
>>My prob is, that the ip is the key and there's a user-definable value as
>>value ( "ok" ) so it looks like this:
>>
>>217.203.67.x ok
>>
>>hm using this as hostlist:
>>hostlist relay_from_hosts = 127.0.0.1 :
>>${lookup{$sender_host_address}dbmnz{/etc/exim/popauth.db}}
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>Using
>hostlist relay_from_hosts = 127.0.0.1 : dbmnz;/etc/exim/popauth.db
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>should be enough, or modify your lookup too
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>${lookup{$sender_host_address}dbmnz{/etc/exim/popauth.db}{$sender_host_address}}
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>But the first one should be fine :)
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>Nico
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