On tir, 2004-08-31 at 15:28 -0500, cjackson wrote:
> cjackson writes:
> > condition = \
> > ${if and \
> > { \
> > { eq \
> > { \
> > ${lookup ldap {user="cn=admin,dc=dom,dc=com" pass=p \
> > ldap:///cn=${quote_ldap:$local_part},\
> > ou=${quote_ldap:$domain},\
> > dc=dom,dc=com?forwardOnly?}}{false} \
> > }
> > } \
> > { or \
> > { \
> > { eq {$h_X-DSPAM-Result:}{Spam} } \
> > { def:h_X-Spam-Score:} \
> > } \
> > } \
> > } \
> > {yes}{no} \
> > }
>
> Thanks, I fixed it. Those curly braces drive me batty.
I prefer to indent in a slightly more "LISP-like" manner:
condition = \
${if and {{eq {${lookup ldap {user="cn=admin,dc=dom,dc=com" \
pass=p \
ldap:///cn=${quote_ldap:$local_part},\
ou=${quote_ldap:$domain},\
dc=dom,dc=com?forwardOnly?}}\
{false}}} \
{or {{eq {$h_X-DSPAM-Result:}\
{Spam}}\
{def:h_X-Spam-Score:}}}}\
{yes}{no}}
("oops, why aren't the two arguments to eq indented to the same level?"
or "why does the second } after "false" mark the end of the
{${lookup}?")
hope this helps -- next time :-)
--
Kjetil T.
