On Thu, 3 Apr 2003 tsh@??? wrote:
>
> In the following, I'm trying to make the execution of spam.csh
> conditional on the existence of the file
> /var/exim/userspamcontrol/$local_part/enablescan
>
> The docs say the subconditions are evaluated left-to-right and
> stop when the first one fails, but in this case spam.csh is getting
> executed regardless...
>
>
> condition = ${if and { \
> {exists{/var/exim/userspamcontrol/$local_part/enablescan}} \
> {eq \
> {${run{/bin/csh /usr/exim/spam.csh $local_part ${spool_directory} ${message_id}}{true}{true}}} \
> {true} \
> } \
> }{true}{true} \
>
> What am I doing wrong?
The spec says:
When a false sub-condition is found, the following ones
are parsed but not evaluated.
I wonder whether parsing "eq" causes the script to be run ?
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