I think I figured out my problem, looking for confirmation from experts. I
do this in the ACL:
# Accept any email on port 26
accept condition = ${if=={$received_port}{26}}
set acl_m_delivery =
${lookup{$local_part}nwildlsearch{/smtpconfig/domains/$domain/deliverydata}}
Access to the server is restricted by firewall, if a delivery is attempted
on port 26 it is one of our customers. So I lookup the delivery
information, which can vary per user. From the deliverydata file I extract
the destination server, forwarding information etc.
I assume that if a message comes in for user1@??? and also to
user2@??? that there would be two unique sets of variables stored
in acl_m_delivery? Each user's personal settings would be associated with
their copy of the message?
If two users get a message and one is valid and one is invalid, like this:
valid@???
invalid@???
Currently when using the acl_m_delivery variable the entire message would
fail. If the acl_m_delivery information is not unique on a per user basis
then I have a problem...
On Tue, Feb 18, 2014 at 8:02 AM, Rob Gunther <redrob@???> wrote:
> I have a case where the following is happening:
>
> If the email is to multiple recipients, if any of them are invalid the
> message is bounced back to the sender and the message is not delivered,
> including to the valid recipients.
>
> How can I get EXIM to deliver what is valid and send an undelivered notice
> for the ones that are not?
>
>
> Robert G.
>
>
>
