Hi Jonathan!
> addresslist myaddresses = lsearch;/path/to/file
> dnslookup
> driver = dnslookup
> domains = ! +local_domains
> > local_parts = ! +myaddresses
> transport = remote_smtp
> no_more
> problem is, i can only figure out how to do it with local_parts -- is
> the entire address even supported? can't find anything in the exim4
> specification or book
Entire addresses are not directly supported in router preconditions.
However, since the domains precondition is checked before local_parts,
and local_parts is expanded, you can base your lookup on the $domain
variable:
local_parts = ! lsearch;/path/to/local_parts_dir/$domain
You could then put all the local parts belonging to, e.g. the aol.com
domain, in file /path/to/local_parts_dir/aol.com.
Please also note, that a failed precondition will just cause the
router to be skipped, not to be "failed". Exim will simply go on to
the next router in the list, even if no_more is set. What you seem to
want is something like this, just before the dnslookup router:
fail_dnslookup:
driver = redirect
domains = dsearch;/path/to/local_parts_dir
local_parts = lsearch;/path/to/local_parts_dir/$domain
data = :fail:
allow_fail
no_more
Or, if your Exim doesn't have support for dsearch compiled in:
fail_dnslookup2:
driver = redirect
condition = ${lookup{$local_part@$domain}lsearch{/path/to/fail_addresses}\
{yes}{no}}
data = :fail:
allow_fail
no_more
Andy
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