On 16 Sep 02:44, Tomasz wrote:
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> I've added additional rule to acl_smtp_rcpt chain that will
> deny SMTP for authenticating users, who are in the "blacklist":
>
> deny message = Sending prohibited, your mailbox is full
> condition = ${if \
> ${lookup{$authenticated_id} \
> lsearch{/etc/mail/blocked_because_mailboxisfull}}{1}{0}}
> authenticated = *
>
> But it doesn't work. It logs a failed to expand ACL string, condition name
> expected (?).
Why isn't that, more simply:
deny message = Sending prohibited, your mailbox is full
authenticated = lsearch;/etc/mail/blocked_because_mailboxisfull
> Q1: How should the condition look like to be correct?
> Q2: Is such a rule and a place for that rule (acl_smtp_rcpt, quite high,
> before many other checks) optimal for per-user SMTP prohibition?
>
>
> Ad. b) - bounce incoming mail
> -----------------------------
>
> I'm not sure where this sould be checked.
>
> Q3: If possible during RCPT? That would be perfect, but do I have
> e-mail address to system username relation then?
Well, you must do that lookup sometime, so you could always do that
lookup in an ACL...
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Brett Parker
