On Thu, May 31, 2007, Anthony Honeyfield wrote:
>> Oops. Try: ${if match{$message_body}{(?s)^#[0-9]\{3\}-\\n}{foo}{bar}}
> I've tried replacing foo bar with yes no
Sorry about that! :-)
> regardless of order (if I put yes or no first), all emails are being
> rejected.
That's really strange. A condition can't be true and false at the same
time :-)
It works for me:
% exim -be '${if match{#001-\nfoo}{(?s)^#[0-9]\{3\}-\\n}{1}{0}}'
1
Show your whole ACL rule, please.
>> !domains = +local_domains
> Unfortunately I get the message "cannot test domains in DATA ACL".
> How?
Set an acl_mX variable in the RCPT ACL whenever there's a `!domains =
+local_domains' recipient. Then, in your DATA ACL, only do this check if
the variable was set. But let's work on the former problem first.
--
Whenever you find that you are on the side of the majority, it is time
to reform.
-- Mark Twain
