[gentoo-server] anybody using exact for pop before smtp(with exim specifically)?

[gentoo-server] anybody using exact for pop before smtp(with exim specifically)?

[Zane]

I can't seem to get this to work correctly, and wanted to see if I'm 
just an idiot and missed something important.  Figured I would ask you 
guys.  I have exim 4.43-r2, and am using courier-imap  4.0.1, exact 1.41

Here's what I have in my exact-servers.conf:
---cut text---
<server courier>
    order username,address
    match (LOGIN), user=(.*), ip=\[(.*)\]
</server>
---cut tex---

here's what i get in the maillog:
---cut text---
Apr 16 19:38:45 joey pop3d: LOGIN, user=knalb, ip=[192.168.1.4]
Apr 16 19:38:46 joey pop3d: LOGOUT, user=knalb, ip=[192.168.1.4], top=0, 
retr=0, time=1
---cut text---

That's not matching anything though, and I get nothing in the relays 
file.  Is there something wrong with the regex?  I thought that 
currently it's matching anything at all between the brackets... so would 
that not get the ip?

Thanks,

Zane
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Re: [gentoo-server] anybody using exact for pop before smtp(with exim specifically)?

[Renzo Rosales]

Why have \[(.*)\] when (.*) would do the same since . would match any
single character. Did you end up finding a solution?

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Re: [gentoo-server] anybody using exact for pop before smtp(with exim specifically)?

[Zane]

Renzo Rosales wrote:

>Why have \[(.*)\] when (.*) would do the same since . would match any
>single character. Did you end up finding a solution?
>
>  
>
Because I only want it to match a set of characters(ip) that are in 
brackets, and that is very similar to what was already there.  As for a 
solution, not a good one.  I wound up rolling back to a previous 
version, and it's working fine.  I have yet to find out what the problem 
with 1.41 is.

Zane
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