Hello,
>>Not in acl_check_data, as I wrote in my last email. But I could run this in
>>acl_check_rcpt and store the result in an acl variable which I could use in
>>acl_check_data in the condition.
>
> Well, that should do the trick, shouldn't it?
I hope so.
>>So the question is: How can I define the function "requiresVirusScan" with
>>perl in exim an exim configuration.
>
> Why do you need something perl-ish when you can do anything you want
> using acl variables?
I can store boolean values in acl-variables. But I need to know which
value to store by a recursive function. Recursive, because each
recipient can be a redirect that can have multiple recipients and each
recipient of this redirect can be another redirect that has multiple
recipients and so on. I need to find out if at least one recipient is a
mailbox that has the virus scan enabled. I don't know how to do this
within an exim config.
And I don't know yet how to do this with perl-enabled exim. Has anyone
tried to do something similar before?
I would like to use exim functions like lsearch and variables like
$local_part and $domain within the perl parts, is this possible? I
haven't looked for examples yet, sorry.
