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--- Comment #2 from Mike Tubby <mike.tubby@???> 2012-05-23 13:47:44 ---
Jakob,
Yes, you're right - you can do this, however its somewhat hack-ish and I
consider it a work-around :-)
Since routers (and transports?) already have a "no_more" clause to
provide guaranteed 'end of processing' I was proposing this as a way to
achieve the same thing in DKIM and in a consistent way throughout Exim.
Mike
On 23/05/2012 12:10, Jakob Hirsch wrote:
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> --- Comment #1 from Jakob Hirsch<jh.exim-bugzilla@???> 2012-05-23 12:10:23 ---
> You can easily do that with Exim's existing capabilities. Just set a ACL
> variable and evaluate it at the beginning of the DKIM acl, e.g.:
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> accept
> condition = $acl_m_dkim_no_more
>
> ...
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> accept
> sender_domains = +dkim_known_signers
> dkim_status = pass
> ...
> set acl_m_dkim_no_more = true
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> (I don't know enough about DKIM to say if it makes sense to do this, though)
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