On 29 Jun 2004 at 18:20, Jerry wrote about
"[Exim] Error in Condition":
| I'm rather new here, and not familiar with PERL (I do PHP, C, C++,
| etc.), so this is a very basic question. However, I can't figure out
| for the life of me what I'm doing wrong.
|...
| condition = ${if and {or {eq {$local_part} {addr1} \
| {eq {$local_part} {addr2}} \
| {eq {$interface_address}{127.0.0.1}}}} {1} {0}}
|...
| 2004-06-29 18:19:19 1BfQwZ-0004nB-0n failed to expand condition "${if
| and {or {eq {$local_part} {addr1} {eq {$local_part} {addr2}} {eq
| {$interface_address}{127.0.0.1}}}} {1} {0}}" for bwlist_router_2 router:
| subcondition in {} expected inside "and{...}" condition
Odd, I'd've expected an error at the "or" because of that's where the
first missing open-brace is.
| Can someone please tell me what this means - and what to do to correct it?
Well, let's see. The syntax for "and" is:
and {{<cond1>}{<cond2>}...}
and similarly for "or". The keyword is followed by a curly-brace
enclosed set of conditions, each of which is also enclosed in curly-
braces. You're missing a bunch of braces. Extra whitespace can help
visualize where they go. Is this clearer? (Use a fixed pitch font
to see what I'm seeing)
condition = ${if and { \
{or { \
{eq {$local_part} {addr1}} \
{eq {$local_part} {addr2}} \
} \
} \
{eq {$interface_address}{127.0.0.1}} \
} \
{1} {0} }
BTW, what's PERL got to do with it?
- Fred
