On Wed, 8 Dec 2004, Axel Thimm wrote:
> mi no neitiv spiika ;)
prity god at speeling though :-)
> > accept domains = +local_domains
> >
> > accept domains = @mx_primary
> > domains = +localmx_domains
> >
> > The second "accept" has two conditions, both of which must be true.
>
> But I don't need it in ACLs, but in the routing section
Ah.
> I assume that I could have several routers
I guess you'll need two, just like you need two ACL statements.
r1:
driver = accept
domains = +local_domains
r2:
driver = accept
domains = +localmx_domains
condition = ${if match_domain \
{${if match{${lookup dnsdb{mx=$domain}}\
{^\N\d+\s+(\S+)\N}{$1}}}\
{+localmx_domains}{yes}{no}}
Oh, no. That won't work, I'm afraid. There's no guarantee that the MX
records will be returned in order. If you happen to know the preference
value for the primary MX records, you could match on that. Suppose it is
10:
r2:
driver = accept
domains = +localmx_domains
condition = ${if match_domain \
{${if match{${lookup dnsdb{mx=$domain}}\
{\N10\s+(\S+)\N}{$1}}}\
{+localmx_domains}{yes}{no}}
> but then the config files gets more and more obfuscated,
Comments are your friend. :-)
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