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Szerző: Vaggelis Koutroumpas
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Tárgy: [exim] Condition on router to check if the destination of a message is to the same server (is in local_domains)
Hello,

I've created two routers with exim filters to log all incoming and outgoing sizes of emails so with a php parser I parse the log and create stats per user and per domain for the traffic they do.

I want to set up a condition on the routers so that they will ignore any email if it originates and is destined to the same server.


How can I check that? I suppose I have to create a condition that checks the $domain or $sender_address_domain respectively if it is in local_domains, right?


Any ideas how to proceed?


These are the routers I've setup for the traffic logging.

trafficlog_in:
  user = mail
  driver = redirect
  domains = +local_domains
  data = "# Exim filter\n\
    logfile \"/var/log/exim/traffic.log\"\n\
    logwrite \"\\$tod_log INCOMING ID=\\$message_id D=\\$domain U=\\$local_part F=\\$sender_address S=\\$message_size\"
  no_verify
  allow_filter
  allow_freeze


trafficlog_out:
  user = mail
  driver = redirect
  domains = ! +local_domains
  data = "# Exim filter\n\
    logfile \"/var/log/exim/traffic.log\"\n\
    logwrite \"\\$tod_log OUTGOING ID=\\$message_id D=\\$sender_address_domain U=\\$sender_address_local_part T=\\$local_part@\\$domain S=\\$message_size\"
  no_verify
  allow_filter
  allow_freeze



Thank you in advance for your help!

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Regards,
Evans Koutroumpas
Systems Administrator
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DataHost
Internet Services - Web development

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I'm trying to set up exim whose hostname is managed by a local dns server.
Let's say our domain is abc.com and the exim server is running on
mail.abc.com. When I tried to send mail using alpine on another host in the
same domain, e.g. client.abc.com and specifying a sender address to be
hau@???, exim refused to send the mail and log file showed:

2010-09-08 16:46:31 HΫ192.168.1.60]) [192.168.1.60] F(au@???>
rejected RCPT <hoki.au@???>: Sender verify failed
2010-09-08 16:47:01 HΫ192.168.1.60]) [192.168.1.60] sender verify fail for
<hau@???>: Unknown user

However, if I changed the sender address to my company email address, e.g.
hau@???, that exim successfully verified the sender.
If I dig -t mx abc.com, it returned me the correct (internal) ip address in
the 192.168.1.0/24 subnet. Could someone tell me what exim was doing when
it verified the sender address? And how can I get it to send mail from
hau@???? I do not want to disable require verify sender

Thanks.

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-hoki