* on the Tue, Jan 14, 2014 at 12:05:40PM +0000, Jeremy Harris wrote:
>>>> exim -be '${domain:${extract{-1}{,}{$recipients}}}'
>>>
>>> Fails when the last recipient includes a comma in their name...
>>> OK, not common. But not bulletproof either.
>>
>> $recipients is based on the RCPT envelopes and doesn't contain any
>> names. Looks bulletproof to me.
>
> RFC821 permits "any one of the 128 ASCII characters (no exceptions)"
> so long as prefixed by a backslash, in a local-part.
Yes. And "${extract{-1}{,}{$recipients}}" returns everything after the
final comma, so it doesn't matter if the local part contains one.
========================================================================
mike@flan:~$ sudo exim4 -be '${extract{-1}{,}{"mike,cardwell"@???}}'
cardwell"@grepular.com
mike@flan:~$
========================================================================
Having said that, the quotation mark seems to cause issues:
========================================================================
mike@flan:~$ sudo exim4 -be '${domain:cardwell"@grepular.com}'
mike@flan:~$ sudo exim4 -be '${domain:cardwell@???}'
grepular.com
mike@flan:~$
========================================================================
So perhaps, using ${sg} would be better:
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mike@flan:~$ sudo exim4 -be '${sg{foobar@???,"mike,cardwell"@???}{.+@}{}}'
grepular.com
mike@flan:~$
========================================================================
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