hi tony,
>> drop condition = ${if eq{[net-iplsearch;MY_REAL_IPS]}{$sender_helo_name}}
>
> This won't work because eq is string comparison and has nothing to do with
> list matching. (net-iplsearch; is list matching syntax.) I suggest adding
> your external IP addresses to extra_local_interfaces (which you should do
> anyway to ensure correct detection of routing loops), then you can use
> ${if match_domain{@[]}{$sender_helo_name} }
ok, so this generally makes sense. tho, if it's supposed to be intuitively
obvious, i'm feeling particularly stupid here ...
that said, a question re: local_interfaces & extra_local_interfaces ...
reading the spec, given the fact that local_interfaces are where my exim
listens, and that i'm on a NATd box, i've
local_interfaces = 127.0.0.1 ; 10.0.0.6
from your comment, then, it would be 'ok' to add the REAL/EXTERNAL ip addresses
as:
MY_REAL_IPS = A.B.C.D ;\ (<-- correct to use ";" rather than ":" here,
yes?)
W.X.Y.Z
extra_local_interfaces = MY_REAL_IPS
this seems counter-intuitive, as the external ips are anything BUT local ... no?
richard
