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May 30, 2009, 10:35 AM
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[Bug 838] Could perl be used for routers and ACLs.
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--- Comment #2 from Martin Nicholas <reply-2009[at]mgn.org.uk> 2009-05-30 18:35:41 ---
I'm thinking of replacing the ACLs and router string with perl scripts and
hooks to the Exim library:
deny message = Restricted characters in address
domains = +local_domains
local_parts = ^[.] : ^.*[@%!/|]
In Perl:
my %local_domains = ('exim.org' => 1, 'bugs.exim.org' => 1);
sub acl_check_rcpt {
if ($Exim::local_part =~ m/^(\.|\.*[@%!/|])/o and
exists $local_domains{$Exim::domain}) {
Exim::acl_deny('Restricted characters in address'); return}
}
This example looks bulkier in Perl than exim ACL code, but add in some
conditional string expansions and ACLs can become horribly difficult to
understand and write, or is that just me? ;-)
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[Bug 838] Could perl be used for routers and ACLs.
