On Jan 26, 2004, at 6:53 PM, Edgar Lovecraft wrote:
>> From: "Chad Leigh -- Shire.Net LLC" <chad+exim@???>
>>
>> Hi
>>
>> Thanks. The problem is, that this keys to a delivery transport.
>> There
>> are several routers that need to be run to determine actual mode of
>> delivery (local, forward, vacation, etc). This is just a
>> pre-qualifier.
>>
> --
>
> #Routers Section
> dapaccountactive:
> driver = redirect
> domains = ...domains to check...
> ### do not }fail} this condition as it will not do what you want
> ### this needs to return {no}{yes}
> ### {no} means that shireNetAccountActive == Y
> ### {yes} means that shireNetAccountAcive != Y
> condition = ${if eq{
> ${lookup ldap{user="..." pass="..." \
> ldap://..server..:389/shireNetAccountname=${quote_ldap:$local_part},\
> shireNetDomain=${quote_ldap:$domain},dc=shire,\
> dc=net?shireNetAccountActive?one?}}}{Y}{no}{yes}}
> ### If this condition returns 'false' ({yes}) then :fail: the
> message
> ### with the 'data' as the return message.
> data = :fail: \
> User Refused Message Delivery: \"$local_part@$domain\" \n\
> Message refused as the user active is not active.
> allow_fail
> no_more
> .Other Routers go below this one....
> --
>
Cool, thanks, I will try this out... In the condition, if it matches
"Y" you return a {no} otherwise a {yes}... Looks good.
You learn something new everyday. When I first set up the system, I
learned a ton, but it has basically been working since so I forget how
this all works :-)
thanks
Chad
