> condition = ${if or {
> {${lookup {$domain} cdb{/usr/local/etc/exim/scan_spam_domains.cdb}{$value}}}
> {${lookup {$local_part@$domain} cdb{/usr/local/etc/exim/scan_spam_domains.cdb}{$value}}}
> } {1}{0}}
>
> Testing this with `exim -be` gives
>
> Failed: condition name expected, but found "${lookup{$domain"
It's not a condition, it's an expression. You need a condition.
You can do something like this assuming I understand what you want:
condition = ${if or {
{eq{${lookup{$domain}cdb{/usr/local/etc/exim/scan_spam_domains.cdb}{yes}}}{yes}}
{eq{${lookup{$local_part@$domain}cdb{/usr/local/etc/exim/scan_spam_domains.cdb}{yes}}}{yes}}
} {1}{0}}
That's just a mod of what you're doing. Now, a slightly better solution
might be to change to a single lookup and modify your cdb file.
The modification is any line that doesn't have an @, put *@ before it.
Thus:
spammerdomain.com
randomspammer@???
becomes:
*@spammerdomain.com
randomspammer@???
then simply use the senders option and do:
senders = cdb*@;/usr/local/etc/exim/scan_spam_domains.cdb
This is untested and partially assumed because I don't know what you're
doing. Is this in ACLs or Routers?
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