Hi,
according to the spec, match_domain can be used with named domain lists,
like "${if match_domain{$domain}{+local_domains}{..."
But what happens, if the named list has a query style lookup, like
> domainlist virtual_domains = mysql;SELECT name FROM domain WHERE name='${quote_mysql:$domain}'
This should always work, as the spec also says: "... , whenever a domain
list is being scanned, $domain contains the subject domain."
So I have this in my ehlo ACL:
> accept
> condition = ${if !eq {$interface_address}{$sender_host_address}}
> condition = ${if match_domain {$sender_helo_name}{+virtual_domains}}
> set ACL_C_HELO = $sender_helo_name is _my_ domain
When testing, it looks good:
> # exim -d+expand -bh 10.0.1.1
...
> ehlo example.com
...
> expanding: $sender_helo_name
> result: example.com
> expanding: +virtual_domains
> result: +virtual_domains
> expanding: $domain
> result: example.com
> expanding: mysql;SELECT name FROM domain WHERE name='${quote_mysql:$domain}'
> result: mysql;SELECT name FROM domain WHERE name='example.com'
...
Everything ok here. But look here:
> # exim -d+expand+acl -be
...
>> ${if match_domain {example.com}{+virtual_domains}}
> expanding: example.com
> result: example.com
> expanding: +virtual_domains
> result: +virtual_domains
> expanding: $domain
> result:
> expanding: mysql;SELECT name FROM domain WHERE name='${quote_mysql:$domain}'
> result: mysql;SELECT name FROM domain WHERE name=''
...
As you can see, $domain is empty, so the lookup gets no result.
The same happens when running as a daemon:
> # exim -d+expand+acl -bd
...
> 29691 SMTP<< ehlo example.com
...
> 29691 expanding: $sender_helo_name
> 29691 result: example.com
> 29691 expanding: +virtual_domains
> 29691 result: +virtual_domains
> 29691 expanding: $domain
> 29691 result:
So now I'm wondering: Is it me getting crazy, or is Exim really doing
strange things here? (Sorry, I'm too tired and lazy right now to look
into the code... maybe tomorrow.)
