Davide, I read this:
- Added complex/multiple macro substitution capabilities to external
programs argoument lists.
And found this in the readme:
MACRO SUBSTITUTION
XMail support two kinds of macro declaration inside its TAB file. The old
macro declaration done by prefixing the macro name with the '@@' sequence is
still supported for backward compatibility, and has to be used when the
macro is the only content of the parameter. Macro can also be declared as
'$(MACRO)' and this form can be used anywhere inside the parameter
declaration, like:
/var/spool/mail/$(USER).dat
Why do you stipulate that @@ macros must be used if they are the only value
of the field.
Surely $(FROM) should work as equally as @@FROM
Can you explain your reasoning???
PS. argoument is spelt argument.
Rob :-)
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Davide Libenzi
Sent: Wednesday, 8 November 2006 8:28 AM
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Subject: [xmail] 1.23-pre11 ...
Ok, I'll let this sit for a while before releasing 1.23 final:
http://www.xmailserver.org/xmail-1.23-pre11.tar.gz
http://www.xmailserver.org/xmail-1.23-pre11.win32bin.zip
I decided to hold the active queue handling to next releases.
ChangeLog:
- Changed the filter log to include the full exec string (separated by
semicolon).
- Fix CTRL poplnkadd and poplnkdel to accept local domains strings
starting with special characters.
- Added (finally!) a command line makefile (Makefile.win) to build the
whole XMail package without the usage of the MS VC++ IDE.
- Reject a CTRL domainadd command if an alias domain already exists with
the same name.
- Changed the CTRL usergetmproc command to allow the caller to specify
if it is the user or the domain one that is wanted. Or a merges of both,
if DU is specified in the optional 3th parameter.
- Changed the CTRL usersetmproc command to allow the caller to specify
if it is the user ('U') or the domain ('D') one that is wanted to be
set.
- Added complex/multiple macro substitution capabilities to external
programs argoument lists.
- Added strictier SMTP address validation.
- Check the mailbox size for every message coming into the mailbox (before
it was only done during the SMTP phase).
- Do not try to send to the 'A' record if the recipient domain does not
exist at all (NXDOMAIN). Bounce immediately instead, avoiding lengthy
retry policies.
- Added the wlex flag to filter lines (works for the SMTP ones only), to
exclude execution of the filter line in case the client IP is
white-listed inside the ipprop file.
- Added the post-RCPT SMTP filter, that is called before XMail acks the
client recipient. A new RCPT=EFILTER long entry is emitted in case a
recipient is rejected by a filter.
- Added @@CRCPT (current recipient) and @@FROM (sender email address)
macros to SMTP filter substitution.
- Allow cmdaliases to work on aliased domains. Before a cmdalias defined
on an alias-target domain was not working before the cmdalias check was
done before the alias domain resolution.
- Added the ability to bypass the SMTP.IPMAP.TAB inclusion using SMTP
authentication.
- Added a new SERVER.TAB variable SMTP-IpMapDropCode to control the drop
code to be used for IPs listed inside the SMTP.IPMAP.TAB. Like other
codes inside XMail, 1 means drop now, 0 means allow if auth, and -N
means add N seconds delay. An immediate drop will emit a SNDRIP=EIPBAN
log entry.
- Added a new SERVER.TAB variable SmtpMsgIPBan to control the SMTP
message returned in case of SMTP.IPMAP.TAB inclusion.
- Added log message when the maximum number of SMTP/POP3/CTRL threads is
hit.
- Fixed documentation about the spool info line and the SMTP filters info
line.
- Fixed a build problem on OpenBSD related to the lack of c_r (reentrant C
library) library.
- Fixed greetings message to be RFC2821 compliant (server host must be
first).
- Fixed a NAME_MAX build error ond *BSD and Solaris.
- Added a Pop3ScanCur USER.TAB variable to control the scan of the
Maildir's cur directory during POP3 message list build. Now XMail only
scans the new directory as default.
Test reports are, as usual, welcome ...
- Davide
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