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Nigel Metheringham <nigel@???> changed:
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Target Milestone|Exim 4.72 |Exim 4.73
Phil Pennock <pdp@???> changed:
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--- Comment #2 from Phil Pennock <pdp@???> 2010-06-06 05:16:25 ---
With map/filter, this can be mostly done now.
IPv4-only, assuming all entries have A records:
${map {${lookup dnsdb{>: ns=spodhuis.org}}}{${lookup dnsdb{a=$item}}}}
However, whichever way around I try, I'm unable to get working results for
IPv4+IPv6 with empty items trimmed, because filter with a spec and an explicit
instance of the separator character appears to be auto-doubling the separator.
Or I'm missing something.
First way fails harder:
${filter {<; ${map {<; ${lookup dnsdb{>; ns=spodhuis.org}}}{${lookup dnsdb{>;
a=$item}};${lookup dnsdb{>; aaaa=$item}}}}}{!eq{$item}{}}}
second way fails less:
${map{<; ${lookup dnsdb{>; ns=spodhuis.org}}}{${filter{<; ${lookup dnsdb{>;
a=$item}};${lookup dnsdb{>; aaaa=$item}}}{!eq{$item}{}}}}}
I suspect I'm just being dumb so I'm going to hold off from ripping apart dnsdb
to be able to do two lookups given a pseudo-type of T_ADDR/"addr" and hope
someone else points out precisely how I'm being dumb.
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