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[Serge Aumont <address@concealed>]

Queen Brown wrote:
> Ok, thanks.  I would still like to use the match condition based on the
> domain. But I am unable to get this to work.  I have created the
> following rule for a list:
>
>
> match ([env->remote_addr],/^134\.140\.10\./)      smtp  -> do_it
> match ([env->remote_host],/hostname\.simmons\.edu$/)      smtp  -> do_it
> true()                               smtp,smime,md5    ->
> reject(reason='send_local_user')
>
> But it seems that the first two conditions are not met when a message is
> sent from the specified network.  I only receive the error identified by
> the reject action.  Is there something that needs to be configured in
> order to detect the domain part of the IP address or host?
>   
Yes that's true because the environnement variable remote_addr or 
remote_host are not initialized by any process when receiving a message. 
It would be very difficult to define the semantic of thoses vars because 
of store and forward feature in SMTP protocol.

You may use "sender" : the following rule accept message where sender is 
under domain simmons.edu

match ([sender],/simmons\.edu$/)      smtp  -> do_it

Serge