On Wed, 20 Dec 2006, Renaud Allard wrote:
> accept
> sender_domains = ${lookup{dwl}lsearch{/etc/blacklists.conf}}
> set acl_m5 = OK
> log_message = $sender_address_domain is locally whitelisted
So you are using a lookup to provide a list of domains that are to be
checked. So far, so good.
> In /etc/blacklists.conf
> if I have:
> dwl: domain1.com
> it works
Only one domain in the list, "domain1.com", that's fine.
> if I have
> dwl: domain1.com:
> it also works
Still only one domain, "domain1.com", in the list (the null list entry
at the end is ignored).
> if I have
> dwl: domain1.com::
> The ACL doesn't seem to work as the message is not accepted in this step.
Still only one domain, but doubling a colon in a list makes it into a
literal colon, so the domain that is checked for is now "domain1.com:"
which of course will never match anything.
> Is this normal behaviour?
Yes.
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