On 2004-02-26 tom.frost@??? wrote:
> I need to be able to verify the sender address but not reject it with a 5xx
> if the verification fails( much like the exim v3 switch sender_try_verify).
sender_try_verify is equivalent to using the "/defer_ok" modifier on
the verify statement.
> I did have this acl statement to deny if the verification fails and to
> check our custom reject list;
> reject verify = sender
> deny senders = lsearch;/usr/local/exim/config/sender_reject
Syntax error. "reject" is invalid acl statement.
> ... but as you can see this will deny and it can't verify as it is
> required. So should i use the following (and is it correct)
> accept verify = sender
> deny senders = lsearch;/usr/local/exim/config/sender_reject
[...]
Two separate acl statements, the first one accepts any verifyable
sender, the second one rejects any sender listed in the file. The
second acl-statement is not mentioned in the text of your mail.
Perhaps you want
require verify = sender/defer_ok
cu andreas
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