Heiko Schlittermann via Exim-users (Mo 16 Sep 2019
08:57:19 CEST):
>
> The data ACL runs *once* per message. The message can have multiple
> recipients, so which domain do you expect in $domain?
I should have read your mail properly. You want to know the list of
recipient domains in your DATA ac
Rob Gunther via Exim-users (Mo 16 Sep 2019 03:22:45 CEST):
> Bummer, I see the $domain variable is not available. RTFM and I see the
> following note:
>
> 15. Data for message ACLs
> In the case of RCPT (but not MAIL or DATA), $domain and $local_part are set
> from the argument address. The entir
multiple recipients on the same server.
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Bummer, I see the $domain variable is not available. RTFM and I see the
Bummer, I see the $domain variable is not available. RTFM and I see the
following note:
15. Data for message ACLs
In the case of RCPT (but not MAIL or DATA), $domain and $local_part are set
from the argument address. The entire SMTP command is available in
$smtp_command.
That sucks, as I don't k
I am using acl_smtp_data to execute anti-spam/anti-virus checks.
It works fine.
I'm now trying to use logwrite if the result of the scan indicates the
message contains a virus. That part is also working, when a virus is
detected I can write to the log.
The problem is, I want to include the doma
