domain) would cause
the @host.doman part of the address to also be looked up in LDAP. But the presence of an
argument in the nodomain position prevents that secondary lookup.
The new sixth argument, tempfail, can be one of two possible literal expressions: tempfail
or queue. These tell sendmail what to do if sendmail cannot connect to the LDAP server, and
what to do if the LDAP lookup fails because of a temporary LDAP failure. If this sixth argument
is missing (if there are fewer than six arguments or if this argument is present and
empty) or if it contains the literal queue, the message will be queued for a later attempt. If
the sixth argument contains the literal tempfail, the message will be temporarily rejected
witha 4yz reply code. We recommend you make your intent clear by specifying a literal
queue rather than omitting the sixth argument and relying on the default.
23.7.11.23 LDAPROUTE_DOMAIN and LDAPROUTE_DOMAIN_FILE
FEATURE(ldap_routing) (explained earlier) only looks up addresses withdomains that are
listed withth e $={LDAPRoute} class. The mc configuration technique provides two macros
that facilitate the process of adding domains to the $={LDAPRoute} class:
LDAPROUTE_DOMAIN(`list of domains??)
LDAPROUTE_DOMAIN_FILE(`file??)
The first form directly adds the list of domains to the $={LDAPRoute} class by creating a C
configuration file command.
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