> > > deny message = Your message contains invalid syntax: $acl_verify_message
> > > verify = header_syntax
> > >
> >
> > Could there be a bug here? I have tried this in my acl_smtp_data ACL and
> > $acl_verify_message expands to an empty string!
>
> Alan Flavell posted a message pointing out my typo. The above should
> read
>
> deny message = Your message contains invalid syntax: $acl_verify_message
> !verify = header_syntax
>
> Note the exclamation mark.
or was it supposed to be:
require message = Your message contains invalid syntax: ...
verify = header_syntax
??
I had a "require verify = sender/callout=30s", but I decided that I'd not do
this if the mail came from my local network or my secondary mx (which I run
and it does do callout and didn't see a need on doing 2). I tried different
combinations of require, but I gave up and used this below:
deny !hosts = +local_net : +secondary_mx
!verify = sender/callout=30s
How would you write that as a require (NOTE, I do want to check other acls
so an accept/endpass wasn't an option)
