Here is what I was able to come up with to solve the issue
In the exim acl -> acl_check_rcpt: add these entries. Works great for
wildcard domains and standard users.
accept condition = ${lookup pgsql{SELECT count(alias) \
FROM aliases WHERE \
alias = '${quote_pg
Yeah I have one. I'll email it to you when I get home.
Dan
On Mon, Oct 11, 2004 at 10:21:06AM -0500, Bryan Ballard wrote:
> Has anyone found a simple way to have Exim verify that the address it is
> accepting mail for is a valid dbmail email address. I have looked into
> using a query from the a
On Mon, Oct 11, 2004 at 10:21:06AM -0500, Bryan Ballard wrote:
> Has anyone found a simple way to have Exim verify that the address it is
> accepting mail for is a valid dbmail email address. I have looked into
> using a query from the aliases table, but if you use any [EMAIL PROTECTED] ->
> user a
Yeah after thinking about it I think a stored procedure would work
great. If I get it working I will post the results to the list.
On Mon, 2004-10-11 at 13:14, Jesse Norell wrote:
> If using pgsql, a stored procedure could probably do the trick
> fairly easily. Don't use exim myself, but you have
If using pgsql, a stored procedure could probably do the trick
fairly easily. Don't use exim myself, but you have the identical
circumstance in other mta's as well (it looks like postfix's
local_recipient_maps handles it by default, per the config file
comments).
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