On Mon, 25 Aug 2003, Darren Casey wrote:
> Using and SQL statment to filter the subject works fine. however I can't
> seem to get the information needed
>
> MYSQL_GET_USER = select user from local_domains where domain =
> '${quote_mysql:$domain}' limit 1
>
> acl_smtp_data:
You cannot use $local_part or $domain in the DATA ACL.
> Now from the book I can see that the variables domain/local_part are not
> avaliable in the smtp_data acl's but I need to be able to get the
> domain/local user value to get the correct user from the table.
>
> Is there a way to set a global variable from one acl to the other?
The ACL variables can be used for this.
> Without this information its not possible to set a per user filter on the
> subject data.
You can't do a per-user filter on the subject data at ACL time. At
least, not if you want to accept all recipients, some of which may want
different filtering to others.
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