P.S. below a corrected version because a message can have several recipients.
> From: Charlie Elgholm
> Then one might suggest that the ratelimit-condition perhaps should be
> implemented for the routers as well.. Then we could do
>
> ratelimit = 100 / 1h / <options> / $domain
The ${acl string expansion item works in authenticators.
You can try to use it (or "acl" expansion condition) in routers.
Something like this:
begin acl
throttle:
accept set acl_m_mxlist = ${lookup dnsdb{>: mxh=$acl_arg1}}
condition = ${if forany{$acl_m_mxlist}\
{match_domain{$item}{*.google.com}}}
condition = ${if >{${eval10:$tod_epoch-0$acl_m_gmail}}{50}}
set acl_m_gmail = $tod_epoch
ratelimit = 100 / 1h / per_cmd / gmail
message = :defer:
accept condition = ${if forany{$acl_m_mxlist}\
{match_domain{$item}{*.hotmail.com:*.outlook.com}}}
condition = ${if >{${eval10:$tod_epoch-0$acl_m_ms}}{50}}
set acl_m_ms = $tod_epoch
ratelimit = 100 / 1h / per_cmd / ms
message = :defer:
accept
...
begin routers
...
throttled_mx:
driver = redirect
allow_defer
no_verify
data = ${acl{throttle}{$domain}}
If this works then please post your modifications to this.
