Hello Marius,
You saved the day , removing {no} from the condition fixed the issue.
Thank you Marius and Jermy
On 16/09/21 5:52 pm, Cyborg wrote:
> Am 16.09.21 um 13:53 schrieb Sherin A:
>> Hello Marius,
>>
>> Thank you for your help, The debug log is as follows, I added
>> Exim::log_write("Recipient account is suspened : $user"); inside the
>> perl script , may be this is causing the condition failure ?
>>
>>
>> --------> suspendedcheck router <--------
>> local_part=dreamcatcher domain=u.eenos.com
>> checking domains
>> search_open: lsearch "/etc/localdomains"
>> cached open
>> search_find: file="/etc/localdomains"
>> key="u.eenos.com" partial=-1 affix=NULL starflags=0 opts=NULL
>> LRU list:
>> 6/etc/localdomains
>> End
>> internal_search_find: file="/etc/localdomains"
>> type=lsearch key="u.eenos.com" opts=NULL
>> cached data used for lookup of u.eenos.com
>> in /etc/localdomains
>> lookup failed
>> u.eenos.com in "lsearch;/etc/localdomains"? no (end of list)
>> u.eenos.com in "+local_domains : u.dom.com"? yes (matched "u.dom.com")
>> checking "condition" "${if
>> eq{${perl{is_suspended}{$domain_data}{$local_part}}}{yes}{no}}"...
>> Starting Perl interpreter
>> LOG: MAIN
>> Recipient account is suspened : dreamcatcher
>> local-accept-delivery forking for logfile-open
>> local-accept-delivery forked for logfile-open: 614018
>> postfork: logfile-open
>> suspendedcheck router skipped: condition failure
>>
>
> EQ(S1,S2) compares String 1 with String 2 .. you build this:
> ${if
> eq{
> ${perl{is_suspended}{$domain_data}{$local_part}}
> }{yes}{no}
> }
>
> EQ{String1}{String2}{no}
>
> A wonder, it does not yield a syntax error from exim. Remove the
> "{no}" and it could work.
>
>
> best regards,
> Marius
>
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Regards
Sherin A
