On 16/12/17 00:13, Robert Bannocks via Exim-users wrote:
> I an trying to write a route to override routing on the basis of a combination of [envelope] to address, [envelope] from address, and host that is forwarding the email to the exim server. I have found that when you nest forany loops spurious lookup are done. To simplify I have taken the standard exim config file and added at the top of the routers secition a line:
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> .include /usr/local/etc/exim.conf.new-router
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> in /usr/local/etc/exim.conf.new-router is the following router
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> OVERRIDEDEFAULTDOMAIN=$qualify_domain
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> OVERRIDELOOKUPORDEFAULTRESULT=${if eq{$value}{}{exim@OVERRIDEDEFAULTDOMAIN}{$value}}
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> OVERRIDEROUTERFILE=/usr/local/etc/sender-recipient-override.txt-manual
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> OVERRIDEHOSTNAMEFORM=test.host.net
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> OVERRIDELOOKUP=${lookup{${item}}lsearch{OVERRIDEROUTERFILE}{LOOKUPORDEFAULTRESULT}}
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> OVERRIDEBOOLLOOKUP=bool_lax{OVERRIDELOOKUP}
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> OVERRIDETOFOR=${if forany{ C,${item} : D,${item} }{OVERRIDEBOOLLOOKUP}{$value}}
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> OVERRIDETOBOOLFOR=bool_lax{OVERRIDETOFOR}
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> OVERRIDEFROMFOR=${if forany{ A@${item} : B@${item} }{OVERRIDETOBOOLFOR}}
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> OVERRIDEFROMBOOLFOR=bool_lax{OVERRIDEFROMFOR}
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> OVERIDEHOSTFOR=${if forany{OVERRIDEHOSTNAMEFORM : SECONDHOSTNAMEPERHAPSWILDCARD }{OVERRIDEFROMBOOLFOR}}
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> override_sender:
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> driver = redirect
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> data = OVERIDEHOSTFOR
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> repeat_use = false
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> When I test the routing extra lookups seem to occour:
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> /usr/local/bin/exim -d+all -bt robert@??? 2>2
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> grepping for lookups gives:
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> grep 'type=lsearch key=' 2
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> 23:57:05 35137 type=lsearch key="C,"
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> 23:57:05 35137 type=lsearch key="D,"
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> I cannot see where the first, second, seventh, eigth, thirteenth and fourteenth lookups come from.
Let's just take the first.
23:57:05 35137 /considering: ${if forany{test.host.net :
SECONDHOSTNAMEPERHAPSWILDCARD }{bool_lax{${if forany{ A@${item} :
B@${item} }{bool_lax{${if forany{ C,${item} : D,${item}
}{bool_lax{${lookup{${item}}lsearch{/usr/local/etc/sender-recipient-override.txt-manual}{LOOKUPORDEFAULTRESULT}}}}{$value}}}}}}}}
After macro expansion, the router is dealing with that. Given the
CAPITAL LETTERS in it, I suspect you have macro problems which need
sorting out before you get to worrying over lookups.
Start with the rules on macros.
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Cheers,
Jeremy