In the meantime, as a terribly hackish workaround you can use items list
senders and domains in the routers to simulate multiple conditions.
Check the docs to see the order in which they are evaluated and just
make sure they return an appropriate domain/sender/etc when your
condition is true and nothing when it is false. As for using ACL
conditions directly... we shall all have to await the wish list. ;)
-David
Philip Hazel wrote:
>On Wed, 17 Dec 2003, David Saez wrote:
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>>It will be very useful to be able to use most of the ACL conditions
>>(authenticated, hosts, senders, sender_domains, ... ) in routers and also the
>>possibility to have multiple conditions in routers. It will be great to also
>>be able to set variables in routers like in acl's.
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>Hmm. Exim 4 merged directors and routers added ACLs. Is this a
>suggestion to merge routers with ACLs? :-)
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>I assume you realize that this is a suggestion for a(nother) radical
>re-design. As such, it is unlikely to be implemented at all soon, if
>ever. Nevertheless, I have added it to the Wish List.
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