Eli schrieb:
> I was trying to add delays based on the number of invalid recipients given
> in an SMTP transaction, and came to this section in my RCPT ACL:
>
> accept domains = +treat_as_local
> endpass
> message = No such account <${local_part}@${domain}>
> condition = ${lookup {${local_part}@${domain}} dbmnz
> {/etc/exim.acct.db} {${if eq {$value}{1} {yes}{no}}}}
>
> So without thinking I just tacked on this to the end after my "condition":
>
> delay = ${eval:$rcpt_fail_count * 5}s
Hi Eli,
you'll have to rewrite your test like this:
warn
domains = +treat_as_local
set acl_m0 = 1
condition = ${lookup {${local_part}@${domain}} dbmnz \
{/etc/exim.acct.db} {${if eq {$value}{1} \
{no}{yes}}}}
set acl_m0 = 0
delay = ${eval:$rcpt_fail_count * 5}s
accept
domains = +treat_as_local
endpass
condition = $acl_m0
message = No such account <${local_part}@${domain}>
I hope I haven't twisted any logic. But I guess, you get the trick. Pull
the condition into a separate warn statement, where you delay if the
check fails. Remember the result of the check in a acl variable and use
that variable as your condition in the accept statement.
HTH,
Patrick
