On 7 Oct 2004 at 12:14, Marc Perkel wrote about
"[exim] lookup syntax help - second ":
| I'm trying an experiment - but it somplains about the syntax.
|
| missing lookup type
|
| process_and_forward_auto:
| driver = manualroute
| domains = +preprocess_auto_domains
| condition = ${if match{$h_X-Spam:}{HIGH}{no}{yes}}
| transport = remote_smtp
| route_list = * ${lookup dnsdb{a=mail-in.$domain}{$value}}
I don't know why it's complaining about the ${lookup syntax, but if
the lookup failed the result would be an invalid route_list
statement.
| What I'm trying to do is set it up so that if the MX pints to my server
| - AND - there exists a host called "mail-in.domain.com - then the router
| will send the mail to that domain. If the host doesn't exist - I want to
| skip the router and go to the next router.
route_list won't do that. route_list only causes the router to be
skipped if the domain doesn't match any of the domain_patterns (your
'*').
I think you want to add the lookup to the condition= statement to
cause the router to be skipped if it fails. Maybe something like
(untested):
process_and_forward_auto:
driver = manualroute
domains = +preprocess_auto_domains
condition = ${if and { \
{match{$h_X-Spam:}{HIGH}}
{${lookup dnsdb{a=mail-in.$domain}}}
} {no}{yes}}
transport = remote_smtp
route_list = * ${lookup dnsdb{a=mail-in.$domain}{$value}}
- Fred
