On Mon, May 28, 2007, Anthony Honeyfield wrote:
>>> Is there a way to ensure that if no job code is included, the email
>>> will not be sent?
>> localpartlist jobcode = some-lookup
>> acl_check_data:
>> deny condition = ${if match_local_part{$authenticated_id}{+jobcode}}
>> !condition = ${if
> match{$message_body}{^${some-lookup-fetching-regexp-parsable-job-code}\n}}
> Thanks for your help. Currently we place the job code in the first line of
> the email. It is written as a 3 digit number, enclosed by a hash and dash
> ie. #000-
> I have written a regexp for this format as:
> /^#[0-9]{3}-$/
> I'm not sure from your email how I get exim to find just this expression in
> the content of the email, or if you are suggesting something else.
Try ${if match{$message_body}{(?s)^#[0-9]{3}-\n}}
> I'm also not sure what the $authenticated_id part is doing.
You probably don't want to require email from root et al to have job
codes, do you?
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