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[SA-exim] Documentation on SAEximRunCond
Jim Ramsay
2007-04-23 17:13:18 UTC
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I'm curious if there's a list somewhere of exactly which exim variables
are defined at the point that sa-exim is run - What can I check in
SAEximRunCond?
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Sander Smeenk
2007-04-23 17:19:24 UTC
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Post by Jim Ramsay
I'm curious if there's a list somewhere of exactly which exim variables
are defined at the point that sa-exim is run - What can I check in
SAEximRunCond?
I'd say any variable that is available in Exim at the moment the
DATA-ACL reaches it's end. For all i know, local_scan() is called after
the data-acl has ran. So any variable defined before that (including the
useful $acl_mN variables) are available...

But i haven't checked to be sure. :)
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Magnus Holmgren
2007-04-23 17:32:24 UTC
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Post by Jim Ramsay
I'm curious if there's a list somewhere of exactly which exim variables
are defined at the point that sa-exim is run - What can I check in
SAEximRunCond?
Chapter 11 of the specification describes the variables pretty
comprehensively. For most of them, it's pretty obvious whether they make
sense at the time of local_scan() running. For example, $domain isn't
available even if there's just one recipient. Note: $recipients is available
from version 4.67.
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