On Monday 24 of January 2005 19:35, Tony Finch wrote:
> On Mon, 24 Jan 2005, Arkadiusz Miskiewicz wrote:
> > Now I would like to create antispam system with different settings _per
> > user account_. This means that I need to know target local account at
> > SMTP time to get preferences from sql database for that account.
>
> Set address_data in the router that delivers email to its destination to
> either contain the destination account or its anti-spam options, and
> use $address_data in the ACL to make your decisions.
Works well, thanks!
Now the case is a bit more complicated. There is host A (which hosts users
mailboxes) and host B which acts ac incoming (MX) / outgoing smtp host.
I need to know on host B which mailbox account will be used for
xys@??? alias. That information is known by A in $address_data.
I'm wondering if it would be possible to pass this information using 250 OK
message from host A and doing regexp on host B on that reply message (when
veryfing recipient on B).
Something like 250 OK ACCOUNT[$address_data].
Hm, I could duplicate config from host A on B and make all these routers as
verify_only + set $address_data but I'm trying to avoid config duplication
because it's going to be a mess with more machines.
Anyone with better solutions?
> Tony.
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