carinus.carelse@??? wrote:
> but when email comes is via smtp it just accepts the mail . I am sure
> it has something to do with my ACL setup I am including my ldap setup
> file maybe someone can help me.
Consider LDAP_LOOKUP_PEOPLE and LDAP_LOOKUP_GROUPS are marcos for your
LDAP lookups (user mailboxes and lists), a deny statement could look
like this (not tested!):
deny message = recipient unknown
domains = +local_domains
!condition = \
${if or { {match {LDAP_LOOKUP_PEOPLE}{.+}}\
{match {LDAP_LOOKUP_GROUPS}{.+}}\
}\
{1}{0}\
}
Place it at the top of your RCPT-ACL.
- oliver
>
>
> When i run
> ./exim -bv user@???
> user@??? failed to verify:
> User unknown
>
> but when email comes is via smtp it just accepts the mail . I am sure it
> has something to do with my ACL setup I am including my ldap setup file
> maybe someone can help me.
>
> LDAP_USER_MAIL_RCPT = \
> ldap://ldap.domain.com/o=people ,o=domain?uid,mailhost?sub?\
> (&\
> (|(mail=$local_part@$domain)(mailAlternateAddress=$local_part@$domain))\
> )
>
>
> ldap_user:
> driver = redirect
> domains = domain.com
> allow_fail
> allow_defer
> forbid_file
> forbid_pipe
> redirect_router = ldap_user_okay
> data = ${lookup ldap {LDAP_USER_MAIL_RCPT}\
> {${local_part}@${domain}}{:fail: User unknown}}
>
> ldap_user_okay:
> driver = manualroute
> transport = remote_smtp
> route_list = domain.com ${extract{mailhost}{$address_data}}
>
> Carinus
