,,, wrote:
> Maybe I'm not searching for this correctly, but I'm not finding a way
> to optionally declare a whitelist on a per user basis...
>
> Something along the lines of...
>
> deny message = not permitted to contact user
> log_message = not on whitelist
> condition = ${if exists{$home/.whitelist} {yes} {no}}
> require senders = /home/$local_part/.whitelist
>
> ...which only works if it finds a whitelist. It would seem because
> I'm not telling it what to do if it cannot find a whitlist in the home
> directory, it is confused.
>
> The log says it failed to open the file, as there is no such file or directory.
> Which is expected. However, it doesn't move on beyond this point and deliver the mail.
> Which is what I was expecting.
>
> Any suggestions or recommendations on what I'm missing would be great.
>
> martin
>
The "require" action. It's in the same boat as deny, accept, defer in
that it is the start of an acl segment in itself. What you have above
are 2 separate acl blocks
# DENY BLOCK
deny message = not permitted to contact user
log_message = not on whitelist
condition = ${if exists{/home/$local_part/.whitelist}{yes}{no}}
# END OF DENY BLOCK
# START OF NEW REQUIRE BLOCK
require senders = /home/$local_part/.whitelist
# END REQUIRE BLOCK
Just cut out the require keyword and it .. might work :P This is the
general idea but I don't think it's quite right. It might not need the
lsearch in there .. or it might need a ${lookup}
deny message = not permitted
log_message = no in whilelist
condition = ${if exists{$home/.whitelist}{yes}{no}}
! senders = lsearch;/home/$local_part/.whitelist
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