Re: Seperating Recipients / RCPT ACL

Mike Grice said:
>
> I'm having some trouble with exim/exiscan.  The problem is that when a
> mail is received with multiple recipients, the RCPT ACL appears to be
> taking action for each domain, and not splitting them out.  For example,
> say I wanted to add a header with the domain in called X-Domain.  If a
> mail came in like this:
>
> To:  [email protected], [email protected]
>
> The mail would be tagged with multiple headers:
>
> X-Domain: domain1.com
> X-Domain: domain2.com
>
> Is there any way of separating these out?  I don't like the idea really
> that mails to multiple recipients are treated as a single mail when it
> hits the MTA;

But it *is* only a single message - one with multiple recipients. The ACLs
follow the SMTP transaction.

> it makes things complicated later on when I want to do
> domain based manual routing (not to mention causing some weird problems...

The routers are called once per recipient - unless you need knowledge
about other recipients while you're routing each one (which seems unlikely
since you're asking to separate them altogether), you should be able to do
your per-recipient processing there. Certainly you could process on the
domain of the recipient as in your example (although I expect this was a
simplification).

Or you can use the regularly-referenced trick to ensure a single recipient
per message. It's been quoted 2 or 3 times today already, I won't do it
again :-)

HTH

Peter