> From: "Chad Leigh -- Shire.Net LLC" <chad+exim@???>
>
..[snip]...
> I want to be able to check an attribute in an ldap database that I
> currently use to run my exim mail system. I have an attribute on each
> record that specifies whether the account is active or not. Currently
> the attribute exists but is not being checked. I would now like to turn
> on checking of that attribute and if it is set to N then I want to
> return a failure of non-routable and if it is Y I want to continue to
> the next router since at this point there are still several possible
> routers that could be triggered.
>
Try something like this:
I will helpo you out more if this does not work, but I may need more
information about your configuration....
#Routers Section
ldapaccountactive:
driver = accept
domains = ...domains to check...
condition = ${if eq{
${lookup ldap{user="..." pass="..." \
ldap://..server..:389/shireNetAccountname=${quote_ldap:$local_part},\
shireNetDomain=${quote_ldap:$domain},dc=shire,\
dc=net?shireNetAccountActive?one?}}}{Y}{true}fail}
transport = local_delivery (or whatever you are using)
no_more
..Other Routers go below this one....
>
> ldapaccountactive:
> driver = smartuser
What is a 'smartuser' driver ?????
> address_data = ${if eq {${lookup ldap
> {user="cn=Manager,dc=shire,dc=net" pass=blah
> ldap://blah.foo.bar:389/
> shireNetAccountname=$local_part,shireNetDomain=${domain},dc=shire,dc=net
> ?shireNetAccountActive?base?}{$value}}}{Y} {pass}fail}
> no_more
> # transport = appendfile
> domains = test.object.com
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