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I'm currently using exim, and i need to limit a mail address to send mails only to local domain and deny mail to outgoing domains.



I think it could be like this :



deny  local_parts   = sender@localdomain
domains = !+local_domains


Can you please help me on that way ?



Thanks you very much guys :)










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    I'm currently using exim, and i need to limit a mail address to send mails only to local domain and deny mail to outgoing domains.



    I think it could be like this :



    deny  local_parts   = sender@localdomain
    domains = !+local_domains


    Can you please help me on that way ?



    Thanks you very much guys :)










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      I'm currently using exim, and i need to limit a mail address to send mails only to local domain and deny mail to outgoing domains.



      I think it could be like this :



      deny  local_parts   = sender@localdomain
      domains = !+local_domains


      Can you please help me on that way ?



      Thanks you very much guys :)










      share|improve this question














      I'm currently using exim, and i need to limit a mail address to send mails only to local domain and deny mail to outgoing domains.



      I think it could be like this :



      deny  local_parts   = sender@localdomain
      domains = !+local_domains


      Can you please help me on that way ?



      Thanks you very much guys :)







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          Add the next rule at the beginning of acl_rcpt (or how you have called it)



          deny condition = ${lookup{$sender_address}nwildlsearch{/path/to/the/local.user.list}{yes}}
          domains = !+local_domains


          File /path/to/the/local.user.list should contain regexps one per line:



          ^john@domain.tld
          ^.*_dpt@domain.tld
          ^.*@inner.domain.tld





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          • hey Kondybas, thanks for the answer :) I'll take a look and test it when i could in the next few days :) !

            – user207367
            Jan 30 '14 at 16:02






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            nwildlsearch only treats entries as regexps if they start with a circumflex ^

            – Phil P
            Jan 31 '14 at 6:07











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          Add the next rule at the beginning of acl_rcpt (or how you have called it)



          deny condition = ${lookup{$sender_address}nwildlsearch{/path/to/the/local.user.list}{yes}}
          domains = !+local_domains


          File /path/to/the/local.user.list should contain regexps one per line:



          ^john@domain.tld
          ^.*_dpt@domain.tld
          ^.*@inner.domain.tld





          share|improve this answer


























          • hey Kondybas, thanks for the answer :) I'll take a look and test it when i could in the next few days :) !

            – user207367
            Jan 30 '14 at 16:02






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            nwildlsearch only treats entries as regexps if they start with a circumflex ^

            – Phil P
            Jan 31 '14 at 6:07
















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          Add the next rule at the beginning of acl_rcpt (or how you have called it)



          deny condition = ${lookup{$sender_address}nwildlsearch{/path/to/the/local.user.list}{yes}}
          domains = !+local_domains


          File /path/to/the/local.user.list should contain regexps one per line:



          ^john@domain.tld
          ^.*_dpt@domain.tld
          ^.*@inner.domain.tld





          share|improve this answer


























          • hey Kondybas, thanks for the answer :) I'll take a look and test it when i could in the next few days :) !

            – user207367
            Jan 30 '14 at 16:02






          • 2





            nwildlsearch only treats entries as regexps if they start with a circumflex ^

            – Phil P
            Jan 31 '14 at 6:07














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          Add the next rule at the beginning of acl_rcpt (or how you have called it)



          deny condition = ${lookup{$sender_address}nwildlsearch{/path/to/the/local.user.list}{yes}}
          domains = !+local_domains


          File /path/to/the/local.user.list should contain regexps one per line:



          ^john@domain.tld
          ^.*_dpt@domain.tld
          ^.*@inner.domain.tld





          share|improve this answer















          Add the next rule at the beginning of acl_rcpt (or how you have called it)



          deny condition = ${lookup{$sender_address}nwildlsearch{/path/to/the/local.user.list}{yes}}
          domains = !+local_domains


          File /path/to/the/local.user.list should contain regexps one per line:



          ^john@domain.tld
          ^.*_dpt@domain.tld
          ^.*@inner.domain.tld






          share|improve this answer














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          • hey Kondybas, thanks for the answer :) I'll take a look and test it when i could in the next few days :) !

            – user207367
            Jan 30 '14 at 16:02






          • 2





            nwildlsearch only treats entries as regexps if they start with a circumflex ^

            – Phil P
            Jan 31 '14 at 6:07



















          • hey Kondybas, thanks for the answer :) I'll take a look and test it when i could in the next few days :) !

            – user207367
            Jan 30 '14 at 16:02






          • 2





            nwildlsearch only treats entries as regexps if they start with a circumflex ^

            – Phil P
            Jan 31 '14 at 6:07

















          hey Kondybas, thanks for the answer :) I'll take a look and test it when i could in the next few days :) !

          – user207367
          Jan 30 '14 at 16:02





          hey Kondybas, thanks for the answer :) I'll take a look and test it when i could in the next few days :) !

          – user207367
          Jan 30 '14 at 16:02




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          nwildlsearch only treats entries as regexps if they start with a circumflex ^

          – Phil P
          Jan 31 '14 at 6:07





          nwildlsearch only treats entries as regexps if they start with a circumflex ^

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          Jan 31 '14 at 6:07


















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