Re: [exim] howto check if authenticated users are using a li…

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Autor: Tony Finch
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A: Felix Erkinger
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Assumpte: Re: [exim] howto check if authenticated users are using a list of allowed email addresses
On Mon, 11 Feb 2008, Felix Erkinger wrote:

> hi, i'm trying to make a ACL condition which should check if the
> authenticated user is using email addresses out of a allowed list:


something like

  deny
    message = user $authenticated_id may not use sender address $sender_address
    authenticated = *
  ! senders = ${lookup {$authenticated_id} lsearch {/etc/exim/email-per-user.txt} }


> I want to restrict email addresses used in the mail itself to be from an
> authenticated user if it is something inside our own domains (because
> some spam uses an forged from: address beside an correct envelope
> address like the address it is sending to as realname,emailaddress, so
> it shows up like sending some mail from you to you.


I think the following will do if. It's a bit tricky. The forall iterates
$item over the From: and Sender: addresses, and checks that every address
satisfies the following condition. The match_address checks that the item
appears in the user's list of permitted addresses.

  deny
    message = user $authenticated_id may not use sender address $sender_address
    authenticated = *
  ! condition = ${if forall \
                     {<, ${addresses:>, $h_From:}, \
                         ${addresses:>, $h_Sender:} } \
                     { match_address \
                       {$item}{${lookup {$authenticated_id} \
                                 lsearch {/etc/exim/email-per-user.txt} }} } }


Tony.
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