On Wed, 8 Dec 2004, Axel Thimm wrote:
> I'd like to express something like
>
> domain either in list1 or in list2 and list3
Complicated "boolean" conditions like that are not straightforward in
Exim's simple list-processing.
> domainlist listX = +list1 : +list2
That can be read "in list1 or in list 2".
> domainlist not2or3 = !+list2 : !+list3
That can be read "not in list2 and not in list3".
> But that won't work, as when negations enter the lists cannot be
> considered anymore as union of the elements (e.g. all non-list2 domain
> match the first and never check the second).
It doesn't work quite like that. If a domain matches list2, the answer
is "no", otherwise it checks list3.
> # Accept mail as local if in local_domains or we are primary mx of the
> # domains in +localmx_domains
That doesn't make sense. Surely what you mean is: "Accept mail as local
if the current domain is in local_domains or we are the primary mx for
*the current domain* and it is also in localmx_domains"?
I don't think you can do this in one list, but you can do it an an ACL:
accept domains = +local_domains
accept domains = @mx_primary
domains = +localmx_domains
The second "accept" has two conditions, both of which must be true.
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