On 2005-04-16 Ron Gorodetzky <ron@???> wrote:
[...]
>> allow_list_mailing:
>> accept hosts = 127.0.0.1:@
>> accept authenticated = *
>> condition = ${if eq{$authenticated_id}\
>> {usernameofadminuserinSMTPAUTH}{yes}{no}}
> Am I correct in thinking that if I wanted to make a file of valid
> authenticated users I could do something similar conceptually to the
> server_secret line below?
$authenticated_id contains the username used for SMTP authentication,
so you'd need to adapt the "condition = ..." statement, not the
server_secret line, e.g.
condition = ${lookup {$authenticated_id} lsearch{somefile}{yes}{no}}
>> #deny otherwise
>> deny message = not autorized to mail to announce-onle list
> Why did you comment out the "deny otherwise" line? If a message isn't
> accepted is it assumed to be denied?
[...]
"deny otherwise" is just a comment, the real statement is "deny message ..."
which returns deny _AND_ sets up a custom error message.
cu andreas
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