Hi Sirs,
I need a help to install on my Linux Server an Archive Email software management.
Exim send around 15.000 billing e-mails each month, receive around 200.000/month and need to archive the 5 last years emails.
Which is the best software option?
Many thanks in advance;
Ronaldo Luiz
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De: klabautermann--- via Exim-users [
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Enviada em: terça-feira, 20 de agosto de 2024 16:35
Para: Jeremy Harris; exim-users@???
Assunto: [exim] Re: Tainted filename after update to debian bookworm
I have now a subdomain routed to my new server, while the old server is back.
I have now solutions, for looking up sender data in an ACL and setting acl variables, for later, when this information is needed.
set acl_c_authdomain_dir = ${lookup {${domain:$authenticated_id}} dsearch,filter=dir,ret=full {VIRT_ROOT} {$value} fail}
set acl_c_authaccount_dir = ${lookup {$authenticated_id} dsearch,ret=full {$acl_c_auth_sdomain_dir/conf/permissions} {$value} fail}
I concatenate two lookups, as I need the domain and the complete address in different parts of my path.
But now I am stuck with similar things for the receiving domain in the RCPT-ACL
When I do:
set acl_m_domain_conf = ${lookup {${domain}} dsearch,filter=dir,ret=full {VIRT_ROOT} {$value} fail}
the variable keeps emtpy. My plan was again to use this acl variable for the condition, but unfortunately
I am unable to de-taint a path, containing the recipient domain.
In my old system a condition like:
${lookup{$local_part}nwildlsearch{VIRT_ROOT${domain}/conf/blockedLocals}{yes}{no}}
works fine!
What can I do here, to get the recipient domain de-tainted in a path?
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Aug 20, 2024, 20:38 by exim-users@???:
> On 19/08/2024 13:38, klabautermann--- via Exim-users wrote:
>
>> My solution looked like:
>> ...
>> AUTH_DOMAIN_DIR = ${lookup {domain:$authenticated_id} dsearch,ret=full {VIRT_ROOT}}
>> AUTH_ACCOUNT_DIR = ${lookup {$authenticated_id} dsearch,ret=full {AUTH_DOMAIN_DIR/conf/SendPermissions}}
>> condition = ${lookup {$sender_address} nwildlsearch {AUTH_ACCOUNT_DIR}{yes}{no}}
>>
>
> https://exim.org/exim-html-current/doc/html/spec_html/ch-the_exim_runtime_configuration_file.html
>
> Section 4:
> "If a line in the main part of the configuration (that is, before the first “begin” line) begins with an upper case letter, it is taken as a macro definition"
>
> I'm betting you were trying to define macros within the ACL section of your config.
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> Cheers,
> Jeremy
>
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