marc at perkel
Oct 31, 2006, 11:52 AM
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Re: ACL Conditionals - run program if condition is met
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John Jetmore wrote:
> On Tue, 31 Oct 2006, Marc Perkel wrote:
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>> OK - here's what I want to do. I want to run a program in an ACL if the
>> condition is met and do nothing if the condition is not met. How would I
>> do that?
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> warn condition = ${if eq{foo}{bar}{${run:/path/to/script}}{}}
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> might not have the syntax exactly right but something similar should work.
> Dunno if a warn with no action actually does anything. If it doesn't, you
> could do somehing like assign the result of the ${if to an acl var to
> force it to evaluate.
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> --John
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That might work but I have a question. Let's say for simplicity you have
an ACL as follows:
drop message = something
condition = false
condition = run something
In the above example drop requires that all the conditions be true. So
if the first condition is false i the second condition evaluated or
skipped? I'm hoping it is skipped because if it is then that makes the
coding easier.
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