Hi,
I am using Exim 3.22 does it support ACL? As configuration file doesn't have section related to ACL or can I add it as a separate section?
Also if I use ACL as you rightly suggested then should I have to use below router along with ACL you specified?
verify_check_specials:
driver = domainlist
condition = "${if eq local_part@$domain}{X@???}{yes}{no}}"
verify_only
fail_verify
route_list = *
Thanks a lot for all your help
Bhavesh
-----Original Message-----
From: William Thompson [
mailto:wt@electro-mechanical.com]
Sent: Friday, April 11, 2003 10:24 AM
To: Bhavesh Shah
Cc: exim-users@???
Subject: Re: [Exim] Exim Help
> Hi John,
> Yes single email works fine.
> Here is the router configuration
>
> verify_check_specials:
> driver = domainlist
> condition = "${if eq local_part@$domain}{X@???}{yes}{no}}"
> verify_only
> fail_verify
> route_list = *
>
> but for multiple recipient to block can you suggest what should my ACL or router should look like?
> Thanks and appreciate it.
I used to use a router (er director on 3.35) to do this and upon upgrading,
I went to the acl. Here's my ACL (It's almost to the top of the acl)
deny message = ${if !eq{$address_data}{}\
{$address_data}\
{$local_part@$domain is not a valid mailbox}\
}
log_message = Listed in bad_recipients
domains = +local_domains
recipients = lsearch*;/etc/exim4/bad_recipients
the domains is only there to keep me from goofing some things up and so the
acl doesn't check every rcpt to.
