Re: [exim-dev] header checks not working in acl_smtp_data ac…

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Autor: Todd Lyons
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I found what may be a bug, or what may be intended based on the data I
was submitting to exim via smtp. I thought I would present what I was
doing, then let you guys judge the outcome.

On Thu, Sep 2, 2010 at 1:58 PM, Todd Lyons <tlyons@???> wrote:
> Hey all, I have a configuration that I'm putting in place for an
> autoresponder.  Following the wiki, it makes perfect sense, however,
> I'm moving most of the logic into the ACL's instead of in the router.
> During my testing, I've figured out that the header checks are failing
> when they should be passing.  Using this config snippet:
>
>  warn    logwrite      = DEBUG: Checking for List-Help header
>          condition     = ${if def:header_List-Help: }
>          logwrite      = DEBUG: Found List-Help header
>
> This portion of ACL is in acl_check_content, which is assigned to the
> acl_smtp_data configuration option:
> acl_smtp_data = acl_check_content
>
> I telnet to the server, do the handshake and then paste a valid email


It wasn't valid. I had just grabbed an email out of
/var/spool/mail/root and was just pasting it, headers and body. Read
on...

> into it with the following header:
> List-Help: blah
>
> The output in the log is:
> 2010-09-02 20:35:20 1OrGUz-0003m1-9t DEBUG: Checking for List-Help header
> 2010-09-02 20:35:21 1OrGUz-0003m1-9t <= tlyons@???
> H=tlyons.ivenue.net (tlyons.ivenue.com) [192.168.100.166] P=esmtp
> S=2227
> 2010-09-02 20:35:21 1OrGUz-0003m1-9t =>
> /IV/user_data/email/a/v/e/averybigandlongdomain.biz/parent/Maildir/
> (parent@???) <parent@???>
> R=virtual_user_old T=address_directory


After experimenting with many things, I was able to stumble upon a
solution. The very first line of the email I was pasting in was:

From tlyons@??? Mon Jan 21 00:34:02 2008

If I omit that line, header variable expansion works as expected.

So my question is if there is any kind of known scenario that a
leading From line is _supposed_ to prevent header expansion
($h_HEADER:) or if this is a bug? Or is a leading From line
indicative of something else?

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Regards...      Todd
I seek the truth...it is only persistence in self-delusion and
ignorance that does harm.  -- Marcus Aurealius