On Mon, 4 Apr 2005, Tony Finch wrote:
> I've done some more testing and concluded that I can't quite get the
> behaviour I want, which is to handle callout failures more gracefully.
I think with the change PH/27 that I made, you now can.
> With my patch you can't add another clause after the "deny" I quoted above
> such as the following, because $acl_verify_message becomes unset between
> the clauses.
With my patch, you can preserve the value in a variable:
deny
! verify = sender/callout=CALLTIME,defer_ok
set acl_m0 = $acl_verify_message
! condition = ${if eq{mail}{$sender_verify_failure} }
warn
log_message = sender verify fail for <$sender_address>: $acl_m0
condition = ${if eq{mail}{$sender_verify_failure} }
I therefore propose to do nothing more at the moment on this issue.
Philip
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