Hi,
David Strobl wrote:
>can anyone help me with the next problem?
>I use Exim 3 (Debian Woody) as backup MX mail server for two domains. Is it
>possible to give to exim the list of the valid e-mail addresses? Some
>spammers trying to use random user name with name our domain and I looking
>for way to eliminate it. I Still use the DNSBL(spamhaus.org) and it seems it
>is not enought.
>
>
This is roughly what I do:
I have static routes on my exim box to an internal host; the
static-routes-recipients points me to a list of users for a specific
domain, with entries like:
surfnet.nl: surfnet.nl-recipients.cdb
surf.net: surf.net-recipients.cdb
In that surfnet.nl-recipients file I have entries like:
paul accept
Paul.Dekkers accept
At this moment my acl checks for the "accept" value, but you could
change this, since I auto-generate this file and it already had accept
in it I didn't really care about that ;-)
This is the acl I use:
accept domains =
lsearch;CONFIG_DIRECTORY/tables/static-routes-recipients
endpass
message = Unknown recipient
condition = ${if
eq{${lookup{${sg{$local_part}{\N\+.*$\N}{}}} \
cdb{CONFIG_DIRECTORY/tables/recipients/$domain_data}}}{accept}}
# local_parts =
cdb;CONFIG_DIRECTORY/tables/recipients/$domain_data
verify = recipient
You could of course use that local_parts thing instead of the condition
I use - but this condition is "suffix-safe" (and I want our users to be
able to have username+suffix addresses). The condition is more
cpu-expensive anyway. Since the list is relatively large I use cdb.
As far as I know local_part_suffix and local_part_suffix_optional
options are not available in the acl so I could not have used that instead.
Paul
