Build: workaround inlining problems on Solaris

[users/jgh/exim.git] / test / confs / 0620

diff --git a/test/confs/0620 b/test/confs/0620
index b1f48c40ee2b136a5f7f44236b06dc9887e367a7..7f1b694158a0e8e254c62aeed9ddf7cd43a313d1 100644 (file)
--- a/test/confs/0620
+++ b/test/confs/0620
@@ -8,22 +8,48 @@
 domainlist local_domains = test.ex
 qualify_domain = test.ex
 
+acl_not_smtp = not_smtp
+
+begin acl
+
+not_smtp:
+  accept log_message = rcpts <$recipients> local_part <$local_part>
 
 # ----- Routers -----
 
 begin routers
 
+hide_verifies:
+  driver =     accept
+  verify_only
+
 alias:
   driver =     redirect
   debug_print = DEBUG: $r_r1 $r_r2
   data =       b
-  set =                r_r1 = $local_part
+               # r_r1 checks that a variable with tainted data is ok
+               #       that the default list-sep ":" is not used for this list
+               #       that an '=' on the RHS is ok
+  set =                r_r1 = <$local_part> aaa:bbb bar=baz
+               # r_local checks that a variable is immediately usable
+  set =                r_local = check
+  errors_to =  bad_$r_local
 
 user:
   driver =     accept
   debug_print = DEBUG: $r_r1 $r_r2
+               # r_r1 vs. r_r2 checks we can have multiple "set" options
   set =                r_r1 = $local_part
-  set =                r_r2 = $local_part
+  set =                r_r2 = $local_part \
+                       2a00:1940:100::ff:0:1 \
+                       foo=bar \
+                       # check we can get a newline into content
+                       newline=initial\n\tcont \
+                       # check we can get a list-sep into content (by doubling)
+                       semicolon=initial;;cont \
+               ; \
+               # r_r3 checks we can have a list as arg for a "set" option
+               r_r3 = bletch
   transport =  local_delivery
 
 
@@ -36,8 +62,7 @@ local_delivery:
   envelope_to_add
   file = DIR/test-mail/$local_part
   user = CALLER
-  debug_print = DEBUG: $r_r1 $r_r2
-  headers_add =        X-r1: $r_r1\nX-r2: $r_r2
+  headers_add =        X-r1: <$r_r1>\nX-r2: <$r_r2>\nX-r3: <$r_r3>
 
 
 # End