On 20 Sep 2005 at 17:22, Yves Goergen wrote about
"Re: [exim] Weird errors with condit":
|...
| This is my next try:
| > condition = ${if and {{eq {$recipients_count} {1}} \
| > {${lookup mysql{MYSQL_Q_SPAMFILTER} {$value}
| > {0}}}} \
| > {true}}
|
| And here's the error:
| > temporarily rejected after DATA: failed to expand ACL string "${if
| > and {{eq {$recipients_count} {1}} {${lookup mysql{SELECT spamfilter
| > FROM users WHERE CONCAT(local, "@",
| > domain)='${quote_mysql:$recipients}' LIMIT 1} {$value} {0}}}}
| > {true}}": condition name expected, but found "${lookup mysql{S"
| > inside "and{...}" condition
|
| What is a "condition name"?
Anything listed in section 11.7 (Expansion conditions} or 11.8.
Things like "eq", "match", "exists", "or", etc. Note that none of
them begin with '$'...
| Isn't the syntax like this:
| and {{cond1} {cond2}}
| and for conditions:
| ${if {cond} {truepart} [{falsepart}]}
Yes. But ${lookup... is not a condition.
| I guess additional spaces between all that braces don't matter. That
| makes it a bit easier to read.
Outside braces, definitely. Inside grouping braces, OK. Inside
braces that delimit a string, be careful. If the braces delimit a
string, the spaces are included in the string value.
- Fred
