Hello,
> If spfquery.pl is called from ${run..}, there is no need to dive into
> perl driver module. Passing some variable(s) to SPF or DMARC modules
> should be sufficient.
I'm currently running exim version 4.97 on Ubuntu 24.04. (No built-in SPF and
DMARC support - without compiling from source.)
Since SPF and DMARC are not available here, I'm trying to implement them with
external scripts.
--- for SPF I've set:
(acl_smtp_rcpt):
warn
set acl_m_spf_result = ${run{/usr/bin/spfquery.mail-spf-perl --ip
${quote:$sender_host_address} --scope mfrom --identity
${quote:$sender_address}}}
set acl_m_spf_rc = $runrc
# testing:
logwrite = SPF Result: $acl_m_spf_result rc: $acl_m_spf_rc
sender_host_address: ${quote:$sender_host_address} sender_address:
${quote:$sender_address}
...
---
The result in the exim log is:
SPF Result: rc: 255 sender_host_address: "2a00:a::2" sender_address:
"[email protected]"
Calling the perl script manually in bash returns an rc code of 1 (as expected):
/usr/bin/spfquery.mail-spf-perl --ip "2a00:a::2" --scope mfrom --identity
"[email protected]"; echo $?
Am I missing something here? Why does exim get a result code of 255 instead of
1?
> BTW, DMARC can also be implemented externally.
As for DMARC I'm unable to find any examples for an external implementation.
Could someone send me a working snippet for SPF, (DKIM) and DMARC or any
helpful resources as the exim documentation only contains examples for the
build-in functions.
--
Thanks in advance,
Niklas Schell
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