On Fri, 6 Jan 2006, Tim Jackson wrote:
>
> Anyway, the above is OK but Tony: I think you're assuming that there is a
> single router that has the same "domains" precondition as the
> userlist_domains router. At least for me, that's not the case. It may be
> in simple cases, but in other cases (like mine) you may need to have a way
> of generically rejecting bad recipients for domains that do, optionally,
> have a userlist, without knowing what end router is ultimately going to
> route that domain.
I'd go for something like
reject_bad:
driver = redirect
domains = +userlist_domains
local_parts = ! lsearch;/etc/userlists/$domain
data = :fail: $local_part not known at $domain
allow_fail
Tony.
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