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Feb 10, 2012, 12:43 PM
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acl_check_rcpt problems (using catchall router)
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I'm using exim4 with a catchall router to forward mail to a java process.
The java process users are the valid recipients. I'm trying to reduce the
amount of spam routed to the java process by whitelisting the users in exim.
I have tried this in my config file
acl_check_rcpt:
deny message = invalid recipient
domains = thedomain.com
recipients = !/etc/exim4/recipients_whitelist
Along with about a billion other things. I have verified that if I rewrite
the condition as just "deny" or "deny recipients = foobar [at] thedomain"
the message is rejected but I cannot get the whitelisting approach to work.
I have also tried inverting the logic to accept the whitelisted users but
that does not work either.
Here is my router
outer_catchall:
driver = accept
transport = dev_null_transport
I appreciate the help.
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acl_check_rcpt problems (using catchall router)
