>It tries to run the address through the normal routing-process, when it is
>able to route the address to a transport, it will be accepted.
>
>You can start the process by hand with exim -d -bv some@???
>
>Nico
Understood.
Now, on to the next part.. my goal has been to use an ACL to check for a
valid recipient against an LDAP server (CommuniGate Pro 4.1.8). Here is
what I have written so far:
deny message = user unknown
domains = +relay_to_domains
!recipients = ${lookup ldap \
{user="uid=ldap_search,cn=mail.myserver.com" pass=XXXXX \
ldap:///uid=${quote_ldap:$local_part},cn=${quote_ldap:$domain}?mail}
\
{$value}fail}
Does the above look valid? I'm about to try it out, but it is my first
stab at LDAP so I'm a bit green..
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