Andreas Metzler wrote:
>
> On Sun, Feb 01, 2004 at 10:18:31PM +0000, Alan Chandler wrote:
> I am wanting to add a facility to write all outgoing mail for some local
>
> users in their ~/Maildir/.Sent folder
>
> Imho this is the MUAs job, not exim's.
>
> [...]
>
> I know the condition statements are not right, but I can't seem to
> find > anything in the documentation that tells me how to create a
> condition that > checks $sender_address_domain against my +local_domains
> domain list. [...]
>
> There is none yet.
>
This is not entirley true...
It depends on how you build you local_domains host list.
Example:
(untested but should work)
domainlist local_domains = domain1 : domain2 : \
${if eq{$sender_address_domain}{domain1}{$sender_address_domain}{}}
or what I use in production (all ldap lookups) I keep two lists,
one for local_domains_R (recipient) the other local_domains_S (sender)
as I like to have them seperated so that I can use each list only where
needed, although they could all be one BIG list :)
domainlist local_domains_R = \
ldapm;ldap::///o=CONTAINER?dc?one?(&(objectClass=*) \
(dc=${quote_ldap:$domain}))
domainlist local_domains_S = \
ldapm;ldap::///o=CONTAINER?dc?one?(&(objectClass=*) \
(dc=${quote_ldap:$sender_address_domain}))
Doing this I CAN use a statment such as
router = accept
domains = +local_domains_R : +local_domains_S
>
> Quoting ftp://ftp.exim.org/pub/exim/exim4/WishList
> | (73) 17-Jul-02 M Match a list from within a condition
> |
> | e.g. ${if matchdomain {$domain}{+domainlist} ...
> | ${if matchhost {$sender_host_address}{1.2.3.4/10:2.3.4.5/16}...
> |
> | Thought needed about how to handle host names. This may be too | messy
> to specify cleanly.
>
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