Hello Zachary,
Wednesday, August 20, 2003, 1:19:50 AM, you wrote:
ZS> What I would like to do is:
ZS> if spam_score_int > 60
ZS> and
ZS> ldap query for $sender_address_domain fails
ZS> send to transport
ZS> I can get both conditions to work alone however when I try to combine
ZS> them in an and statement bad things happen.
ZS> Thank You
ZS> Zach
ZS> block_spam:
ZS> driver = accept
ZS> domains = +spam_block_domains
ZS> no_verify
ZS> transport = send_block_spam_msg
ZS> condition = ${if and {\
ZS> ${lookup ldapm {LDAP_READ_CRED \
ZS> ldap:///
ZS> mailSetting=white_list,dc=$domain,ou=domains,ou=mail,ou=services,dc=iron
ZS> keep,dc=net?mailSettingValue?sub?(mailSettingValue=$sender_address_domai
ZS> n)}{no}{yes}}\
ZS> {>{$spam_score_int}{60}} \
ZS> }{1}{0}}
What is $spam_score_int?
Syntax problems ( and{${lookup ...}} )?
WRONG SYNTAX: and{cond1}{cond2}
RIGHT SYNTAX: and{{cond1}{cond2}}
Mixing "yes"/"no" with exim `conditions'?
WRONG: and{{yes}{>{$spam_score_int}{60}}}
RIGHT: and{{eq{yes}{yes}}{>{$spam_score_int}{60}}}
You know, these curly brackets are tricky.
Watch the panic log. Use exim -bt options.
I use vim (VI iMproved) that shows opening/closing curly's.
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Best regards,
Peter mailto:spam4octan@highway.ru
