[exim] $received_protocol

I am running exim on the command line in a unix shell on Solaris:-


exim -d -bh 138.37.6.7 -oMr local -oMi 138.37.6.34

I'm testing this ACL:-

# accept non lists messages from sympa on the localhost
   accept  message = (RCPT) accept local message
#          condition = ${if and {\
#                        { eq {$received_protocol} {local}}\
#                        { eq {$caller_uid}{${extract{3}{:}{${lookup 
passwd{exim}{$value}{fail}}}}}}}\
#                      {true}{false}}
           set acl_c0 = ${extract{3}{:}{${lookup 
passwd{exim}{$value}{fail}}}}
           set acl_c1 = $received_protocol
           set acl_c2 = $caller_uid

And this is an extract from the result:-

processing "accept"
search_open: passwd "NULL"
search_find: file="NULL"
   key="exim" partial=-1 affix=NULL starflags=0
LRU list:
internal_search_find: file="NULL"
   type=passwd key="exim"
database lookup required for exim
lookup yielded: *:500:500:Exim mail transfer 
agent:/export/home/exim:/bin/qsh
check set acl_c0 = ${extract{3}{:}{${lookup passwd{exim}{$value}{fail}}}}
                  = 500
check set acl_c1 = $received_protocol
                  = smtp
check set acl_c2 = $caller_uid
                  = 500
accept: condition test succeeded

The $received_protocol variable has 'smtp' in it when I expected it to
be 'local'!!

What have I done wrong, or have I completely misunderstood how it's
supposed to work?




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