Eli wrote:
> Heh, I blame this on too much work (and not playing with Exim for a while)
> ;P That did it - can't believe I didn't think of that.
>
> deny message = No such account <${local_part}@${domain}>
> domains = +treat_as_local
> !condition = ${lookup {${local_part}@${domain}} dbmnz
> {/etc/exim.acct.db} {${if eq {$value}{1} {yes}{no}}}}
> delay = ${eval:$rcpt_fail_count * 5}s
>
> accept domains = +treat_as_local
>
> Still, it's too bad I can't trigger delay on a false - using endpass was a
> prettier piece of code and it made me feel a bit better at night knowing
> that if for whatever reason a lookup failed, Exim would instead just not
> accept the recipient - now with the quite naked accept after this deny,
> should the deny suffer any baddies, the accept will take the recipient when
> I'd rather not :(
Sure you can...
accept ...
...
endpass
...
acl = deny ...\n\
delay = ...\n\
accept ...
I agree it's not the most elegant solution, but it should work.
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