hi,
for testing i want to send messages to local/remote recipients at comandline
echo "message" | exim -F fullname -f address recipient # sh-script
with lots of such lines
local delivery already works.
When mua is sending message to exim .. to smarthost, i use
$authenticated_id (a systemuser) to lookup for smarthost-user and
-passwd. but when from commandline no authentication (to exim as
server) takes place, i wanted to hardcode (as first solution) a user
in an acl_m-variable. (i wanted to use that var in both cases:
when authenticated $acl_m_user = $authenticated_id (works !)
otherwise $acl_m_user = 'ag'
)
then generating auth-string client_send = '^user^pass' from lookup(
$acl_m_user )
i tried to distinct request from mua ( hosts=172.27.0.0/16,
authenticated ) and from comandline (hosts='' ???, not authenticated )
but could not succeed.
check_smtp_rcpt:
# fetchmail (only local delivery with appendfile)
accept hosts = 127.0.0.1
endpass
verify = recipient
# all other authenticated only
accept hosts = 172.27.0.0/16
authenticated = *
set acl_m_user = $authenticated_id
accept hosts = :
set acl_m_user = 'ag'
deny message "ACL_RCPT failed $sender_host_address, $authenticated_id"
how this is done correctly ?
when sending message from commandline then sender_address is
user@host
though domainname is set ?
thanks in advance
andreas
