Re: [Exim] rejecting based on HELO

> > it's simple, in your acl, just make a condition (last!!!)
> > that does:
> > condition = ${run{some command}{yes}{yes}}
>
> Is there a way to launch a program (on Linux) but not expect anything
> returned and (most importantly) not wait for the program to finish.
> I want to do some script stuff that I dont' want exim to wait around
> for it to finish.

Inside that program, have it fork and the parent return immediately. That
should work, but I don't have long running programs like that.

> > Using SQL would be another solution, but I see no reason to
> > use SQL on my home system.
>
> Why not? I use MySQL on my home server. It's rather handy to have
> around. My mail system is tied to it and makes adding and removing
> email accounts and aliases rather trivial.

I don't see a need in running SQl only to handle 1k of data. The server is
for me alone and noone else. I do use MySQL at work for over 200 people.

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