At 10:53 pm +0100 2004/09/17, Andrew - Supernews wrote:
>Not tested explicitly, though I use some similar but more complex
>constructs:
>
>acl_callout_test:
> warn set acl_c0 = defer
> accept verify = sender/callout
> set acl_c0 = accept
> warn set acl_c0 = deny
> deny
>
>Then in your real ACL (acl_check_mail, say):
>
>acl_check_mail:
> ...other stuff...
> warn acl = acl_callout_test
> # at this point acl_c0 is set to "defer" "deny" or "accept"
>
>This should be a useful general method of wrapping any ACL condition
>test in order to handle deferrals without having to use the condition
>more than once.
ooh! you mean that the whole acl_callout_test will return as soon as
the sender callout defers? Marvelous, very elegant indeed and not
complex at all!
I guess that the final verb in acl_callout_test could be an accept,
after all the returned value seems irrelevant.
Giuliano
