List Receiver wrote:
> I haven't heard any help on this one, so I've tried using Postfix as well.
> Both MTA's exhibit the same symptoms. Whenever I try to send to a user
> configured in DBMail, the MTA accepts the message and tries to relay it
> elsewhere.
This is a exim problem, not dbmail.
> Surely it shouldn't be this hard???
No it shouldn't ;-)
Very, very useful when you are testing are address tests:
exim4 -d -bt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This shows you exactly what happens with this recipient.
Basically you need two router:
local_user:
debug_print = "R: local_user for [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
driver = accept
domains = +local_domains
transport = LOCAL_DELIVERY
And another one for remote user, set 'domains = ! +local_domains' there.
The first router that matches is used, so the order matters.
The transport LOCAL_DELIVERY is the transport that passes the mail to
dbmail as shown in the example you've got yet.
There are several ways to get your local_domains, I get them from database:
domainlist local_domains = @ : localhost : ${lookup pgsql{ \
SELECT DISTINCT name \
FROM customer_domains \
WHERE name='${quote_pgsql:$domain}'}}
Thomas
