On 2006-09-16, Magnus Holmgren <holmgren@???> wrote:
> As section 33.5 says, you can use $host and $host_address as selectors. But
> you have to use two expansions, like this (untested):
>
> login:
> driver = plaintext
> public_name = LOGIN
> client_send = : ${if eq{$host}{foo.example.com}{FOO_ID}{BAR_ID}} \
> : ${if eq{$host}{foo.example.com}{FOO_PWD}{BAR_PWD}}
And that's all very well, but the problem I have is that several
of the hosts I am relaying to have different actual DNS names than
the one I use to contact them.
I know the contact name, but if I use that in client authenticator
expansions it fails to match $host, because $host is rewritten with
the primary DNS name. As an example, connecting to
smtp.sbcglobal.yahoo.com
will yield
smtp.sbc.mail.yahoo4.akadns.net
and
smtp.gmail.com
will yield
gmail-smtp.l.google.com
in $host. And, over time, this can change without notification.
Is it possible to access the hostname I used to connect
inside the exim client authenticator rules? Is there some
other way to structure this?
cheers,
Don Craig
