# DANE client: SNI and Chains
exim -DSERVER=server -DDETAILS=ee -bd -oX PORT_D
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# BASELINE

### Routing
# They should have the same destination host, but should differ
# in their AD status.
exim -bt t@mxdanesecchain.test.ex t@mxdaneinsecchain.test.ex
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### Two recipients, different domains through same DANE MX host
exim -odf t0@mxdane512ee.test.ex t0@mxdane512ee1.test.ex
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### Two recipients: 1st: DANE, 2nd no-DANE, SNI is expected for the 1st only
exim -odf t1@mxdane512ee.test.ex t1@mxnodane.test.ex
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### One recipient to MX whith a secure CNAME chain, SNI should use CNAME target
exim -DREQUIRE_DANE -odf t2@mxdanesecchain.test.ex
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### Same, but to MX whith a insecure CNAME chain, should fail, no SNI expected
exim -DREQUIRE_DANE -odf t3@mxdaneinsecchain.test.ex
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### Same, but to MX whith a insecure CNAME chain, should pass, no SNI expected
exim -odf t4@mxdaneinsecchain.test.ex
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# multiple recipients
# try DANE

### Two messages, 1st secure CHAIN, 2nd with insecure chain, 1st must use DANE, but 2nd
exim -odf t5@mxdanesecchain.test.ex t5@mxdaneinsecchain.test.ex
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### Two messages, 1st insecure CHAIN, 2nd with secure chain, 1st must not use DANE, but 2nd
exim -odf t6@mxdaneinsecchain.test.ex t6@mxdanesecchain.test.ex
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# multiple recipients
# require DANE

### Two messages, 1st secure CHAIN, 2nd with insecure chain, 1st must use DANE, 2nd fail
exim -DREQUIRE_DANE -odf t7@mxdanesecchain.test.ex t7@mxdaneinsecchain.test.ex
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### Two messages, 1st insecure CHAIN, 2nd with secure chain, 1st must fail, 2nd pass
exim -DREQUIRE_DANE -odf t8@mxdaneinsecchain.test.ex t8@mxdanesecchain.test.ex
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killdaemon
no_msglog_check