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<0> trying to set up a RAID5 array but i can't build it because mkraid wont work
<1> mdadm is your friend
<2> Jaded: haha yea, its like a puzzle
<2> Goal: please the parser.
<1> nobody uses the raidtools anymore
<0> i dont know what to do with mdadm though :(
<2> Jaded: aha! i think i got it
<1> tendo2: it's easy
<0> hi matja
<1> http://www.linuxdevcenter.com/pub/a/linux/2002/12/05/RAID.html
<3> ok getting there kinda
<3> i've split it up
<2> condition = ${if < {${run {/usr/bin/sbrsLookup $sender_host_address}{$value}}}{-3}}
<0> oh this looks tricky
<3> using set acl_m9 for the run
<3> oh hmm
<2> that works
<2> for me, anyway hehe
<1> it's not tricky
<1> it's simple
<3> matja: hmm still get failed to expand
<4> anyone run sli?
<2> >>> check condition = ${if < {${run {/usr/bin/sbrsLookup $sender_host_address}{$value}}}{-1}}
<2> >>> = true
<5> what was the name of that macos like start menu from kde?
<2> >>> deny: condition test succeeded
<2> # /usr/bin/sbrsLookup
<2> -5
<3> matja: hwo did you test that btw?
<2> exim -bh 127.0.0.1
<3> i haven't touched this config for ages
<3> as you can tell
<2> or... exim -bt should work
<2> no.. -bh
<3> any chance you could paste the whole bit to pastme
<3> ?
<2> sure
<3> i still get failed
<3> 451 Temporary local problem - please try later
<3> LOG: H=localhost [127.0.0.1] temporarily rejected connection in "connect" ACL: failed to expand ACL string "${if < {${run {/usr/bin/sbrsLookup $sender_host_address}{$value}}}{-3}}": "1.8
<6> matja pasted "exim acl", view at http://genpaste.pengu.in/pastes/show/271
<0> before i push enter here, does this look right to you fracture ? mdadm --create --verbose /dev/md0 --level=5 --raid-devices=4 /dev/sda1 /dev/sdb1 /dev/sdc1 /dev/sdd1
<2> Jaded: ehh.. looks the same :|
<3> how weird
<3> i still get the failed to expand
<2> is the "1.8 from the program?
<3> # sbrsLookup 127.0.0.1
<3> 1.8
<3> i've no idea why it's thinking it's a string and not a number
<3> I presume you just have a bash script
<3> which does echo -5 ?
<2> a c program, printf("-5\n");
<2> yea
<2> i'll try a fraction
<2> maybe its that
<2> that'd be annoying
<3> oh wait
<3> hmm no
<3> this is strange
<3> i have a script which echo's -5
<3> #!/bin/sh
<3> echo -5
<3> ...
<3> but now i get
<3> >>> check condition = ${if < {${run {/root/sbrs $sender_host_address}{$value}}}{-3}}
<3> >>> =
<3> >>> deny: condition test failed
<3> is exim checking the return value or something?
<2> it works for me on decimals... just tried -5.5
<2> can exim access /root/sbrs in that instance?
<3> there is something really ****ed happenin here
<3> i now have a C program which outpust -5 just like yours
<3> yet
<3> >>> check condition = ${if < {${run {/usr/bin/sbrs $sender_host_address}{$value}}}{-3}}
<3> >>> =
<3> >>> deny: condition test failed
<3> it's like it doesn't run it
<2> hmm
<3> i must be doing something really stupid
<3> but i cannot figure out what
<2> well
<2> hang on
<2> thats correct output
<2> now change your exim.conf to have, like, -6
<2> and try it
<3> >>> check condition = ${if < {${run {/usr/bin/sbrs $sender_host_address}{$value}}}{-6}}
<3> >>> =
<3> >>> deny: condition test failed
<2> oh
<2> that is puzzling.
<2> do you have a message set in the acl?
<3> yeah i cut and pasted yours
<2> even if i leave out the message, i get
<2> >>> check condition = ${if < {${run {/usr/bin/sbrsLookup $sender_host_address}{$value}}}{-3}}
<2> >>> = true
<2> >>> deny: condition test succeeded
<2> or >>> deny: condition test failed
<3> Exim version 4.62 #1 built 07-Aug-2006 00:15:47
<3> ?
<2> Exim version 4.54 #1 built 24-Apr-2006 17:15:55
<2> i'll compile your version
<2> this is a test box anyway
<2> hehe
<3> there is something very odd going on
<3> im not totally sure what it is hehe
<2> you could strace it...
<2> would be painful but it might show something
<2> thats if its to do with the file or process
<2> if its something in exim then it probably wouldnt help
<2> and its obviously been executing it before, to get that 1.8
<3> it's excuting the proper perl program
<3> but getting a " from somewhere
<3> thats not in the actual perl program
<2> what do you get if you do : /usr/bin/sbrsLookup 127.0.0.1|od -x
<2> a plain 1.8\n would be 2e31 0a38
<3> 0000000 2e31 0a38
<3> 0000004
<2> thats ok then
<2> exim is making a " for some reason
<2> i dunno :(
<3> unfortuantly this is internal company code, otherwise i'd let you have a copy :(
<3> it's doing my head in tbh ;)
<2> hehe
<2> how about "/usr/bin/sbrsLookup 127.0.0.1 && echo $?"
<2> 1.8 and 0, right?
<3> yup
<3> its def exim mangleing it
<3> but why...
<2> yea
<3> seems like exim is having issues with the value
<3> which is odd
<2> it wouldnt be a compilation switch would it?
<2> i cant think of any compilation options that would affect it
<2> but i havent looked
<3> i have no idea tbh, never dug this much
<0> what are you guys trying to do?
<0> looks tricky
<3> execute an external program on the exim acl
<3> and filter according to it's result
<3> which is just a number
<0> :S
<2> tendo2: trying to get exim to accept/deny a mail depending on the result of an external program
<3> not overly complex really
<3> just exim seems to be making it difficult
<2> "If both strings are omitted, the result is contents of the standard output on success, and nothing on failure."
<2> try taking out the "{$value}"
<2> and see if that helps
<3> think thats it
<3> just looking at how SA does it
<2> still works for me, doing that
<3> this is ****ing weird
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