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Ian Mackey (iwm21@???) said, in message
<Pine.OSF.4.55.0309180817170.22757@???>:
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> We are running on ye ancient version of Exim (I am building a Exim 4.2
> relay master - nice!) - but it does use older, yet relatively unchanged,
> filtering.
You can do it if you've got perl built in. Rather than using "file = /.../"
in the userforward director, you use "data = ${perl{makefilter}{$local_part}}"
instead.
In your /etc/exim/exim.pl (or whatever) file, you have something like...
(untested code hacked for the example!)
sub makefilter
{
my $user = shift;
my $filter =<<EOF;
# Exim filter
# Template content here
EOF
if (open(F, "</some/path/to/$user/filter"))
{
while (<F>)
{
$filter .= $_;
}
close(F);
}
return $filter;
}
You need to arrange for user filter files to be readable by the
exim user.
We did this so we could have separate web pages allowing users to set up
forwarding and tripnotes without the two interfering. Works just fine!
Cheers,
Alun.
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Alun Jones auj@???
Systems Support, (01970) 62 2494
Information Services,
University of Wales, Aberystwyth
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