On fredagen den 12 september 2008, Etienne Le Sueur wrote:
> What I'd like to do, is have a list of closed mailing lists, say
>
> /etc/exim4/closed_lists_deny_rcpt
>
> which contains say, example-list@???
>
> I'd like an ACL which denies based on RCPT the following addresses:
>
> example-list@???
> example-list-subscribe@???
> example-list-owner@???
> ...
>
> At the moment, I have:
>
> acl_check_rcpt:
> deny
> recipients = ${if exists{CONFDIR/closed_lists_deny_rcpt}\
> {CONFDIR/closed_lists_deny_rcpt}\
> {}}
> message = list is closed
>
> This works, but only on example-list@???, not all the others
> associated with the mailman list.
> I tried various combinations of using
>
> condition = ${if eq
> {$local_part_suffix}{\N^.*-(subscribe|owner...} {yes}{no}}
>
> But I guess since the subscribe/owner/... addresses aren't in the
> closed_lists_deny_rcpt, then the acl is failing at the recipients bit.
It's not entirely clear whether you want to accept the -owner and -subscribe
addresses and only reject mail to the main address, or if you want to reject
mail to all of them, but in any case, $local_part_suffix etc. only works in
routers. In ACLs the recipients condition matches the full address is checked
and $local_part is the entire local part. One suggestion is that you move
some logic to the routers and perhaps use address_data to pass list
closedness info back to the ACL.
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Magnus Holmgren holmgren@???
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