I am busy with a new setup where I have a list of valid user addresses
in a db-file (created from a flat file) and all the email to those
users have to go to an Exchange server.
Unfortunately it is not as easy as using a domain restriction in the
router because those addresses are not all from one domain.
I cannot use the $recipients in the router but I can use
"$address_data" there. I am not sure how to use it in this case.
In my test setup in acl_check_rcpt I have:
require recipients = message Unknown recipient
dbm;/tmp/ad.db
I am not sure how to handle the lookup and condition the manual
router. I have tried both conditions showed here, but they are wrong.
I think I do not really understand the lookups. The file
/tmp/ad_email_sort.txt is a the flatfile from which ad.db was built
using /usr/sbin/exim_dbmbuild.
active_directory_user:
driver = manualroute
domains = mrc.ac.za
#condition = ${lookup{$local_part@$domain}dbm;/tmp/ad.db}{yes}{no}
condition = ${lookup{$local_part@$domain}lsearch{/tmp/ad_email_sort.txt}}
transport = remote_smtp
route_list = * 172.18.5.18
When with this configuration I run 'exim -d -bt craig.douman@???'
I get
" internal_search_find: file="/tmp/ad_email_sort.txt"
type=lsearch key="craig.douman@???"
file lookup required for craig.douman@???
in /tmp/ad_email_sort.txt
lookup yielded:
"
And when I run an exim -bh to test the acl's I see:
>>> check recipients = dbm;/tmp/ad.db
>>> craig.douman@??? in "dbm;/tmp/ad.db"? yes (matched
>>> "dbm;/tmp/ad.db")
>>> require: condition test succeeded
Any help would be appreciated.
Regards
Johann
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