Sheldon Hearn wrote:
>On (2003/11/20 13:44), Adam H. Pendleton wrote:
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>># PgSQL system aliases
>>pgsql_sys_aliases:
>> driver = redirect
>> allow_fail
>> allow_defer
>> data = ${lookup pgsql{SELECT dest FROM email_aliases \
>> WHERE alias='${local_part}' AND type='system'}}
>>
>>
>
>SQL injection time. :-)
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>
Don't you mean :-(? :-)
>If the sender address is in a domain that Exim believes is local, Exim
>will (and should) perform whatever lookups necessary to determine
>whether it's a deliverable address in that local domain, assuming sender
>verification is enabled.
>
>
What drives exim's belief that a particular domain is local? This
particular e-mail is spam, and the from address is not from any domain
of mine.
>See the section "More about MySQL and PostgreSQL and Oracle" in the
>spec. You're looking for quote_pgsql. :-)
>
>
Thanks!
>This, incidentally, is one of the reasons you should give serious
>consideration to giving Exim read-only access to your database. :-)
>
>
Darn right!
ahp
