On 28/02/07, Steven Brown <exim2@???> wrote:
> > Well ignoring http://www.exim.org/eximwiki/DontObfuscate for now, have you
> tried
> > adding "require verify = recipient" somewhere in your "RCPT" ACL?
>
> My users are stored in an SQL table.
>
> At the acl_check_rcpt stage, is $local_part and $domain available for a test
> condition?
>
> Every configuration file I looked at dealing with exim/mysql didn't have any
> require verify in their files. Although it surely makes sense to be the
> first thing tested.
>
> I can determine if a user exists with:
>
> ${lookup mysql{SELECT username FROM passwd WHERE
> username='${quote_mysql:${local_part}@${domain}}
>
> If this returns a row, the user exists.
>
> How can I stuff this into a "require verify" in the RCPT ACL?
require verify = recipient
will attempt to resolve the recipient address through your existing
routers, no need for extra effort. Exim magic.
Peter
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