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#!/bin/sh # @(#)query.sh 1.2 6/28/88 16:33:52 # # match hosts in a shell case statement. It is generally more # efficient to use a paths file and a method file to perform this kind # of routing. # # See the source file samples/queryprog/routers for more information # on how this shell script is to be used as part of a complete router # file entry. # The hostname is passed as the first argument, write a path and # transport for each host that we match. Alternately, no transport is # output if the default is sufficient. case "$1" in \[*) # look for internet addresses in square brackets inet=`echo "$1" | sed -n 's/^\[\([0-9.]*\)\]$/[\1]/p'` if [ "$inet" ]; then echo $inet smtp else exit 1 fi;; foo) echo foo uusmtp;; bar) echo foo!bar uusmtp;; curds) echo curds;; whey) echo curds!whey;; *' '*|*' '*) exit 1;; # watch out for hostnames with whitespace *) echo foo!$1 uusmtp;; # forward mail for unknown hosts to foo esac exit 0