after reading abt "ACL Verbs" and "Calling Nested ACLs",
in my "acl_smtp_data", i have three calls to nested acl/subroutines,
acl_smtp_data:
...
### VIRUS ###
accept
!senders = +whitelist_virus
endpass
acl = aux_scan_virus
### DOMAIN KEYS ###
accept
!senders = +whitelist_dk
endpass
acl = aux_scan_domainkeys
### SPAM ###
accept
!senders = +whitelist_spam
endpass
acl = aux_scan_spam
...
# END acl_smtp_data:
where,
addresslist whitelist_virus = [EMAIL PROTECTED]
addresslist whitelist_dk = [EMAIL PROTECTED]
addresslist whitelist_spam = [EMAIL PROTECTED]
my intent was/is, that this .conf will:
(1) SKIP each/any aux_scan_* acl's execution if the current message's
sender's address == "[EMAIL PROTECTED]".
(2) DROP/DENY the message if the call to the nested ACL 'fails', i.e.,
returns a DROP/DENY
(3) PASSES control to the next ACL stmt if the nested ACL 'succeeds',
i.e. returns an ACCEPT
but, currently, for a test message EITHER from a whitelisted address
("[EMAIL PROTECTED]") OR any other, with *NO* virus-, dk-, or
spam- FAILure triggers, this setup simply, EXECS the first one
("aux_scan_virus"), and SKIPS the next two.
suggestions as to where/how my usage is wrong?
thanks.
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