Vesa Kaihlavirta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm using an ISP to connect to the net. Exim's autoconfiguration makes a
> working configuration, except that I cannot mail @kolumbus.fi. Those
> addresses are considered local, and so if I try to mail some @kolumbus.fi,
> I get a return receipt:
[snip]
> I'd like @kolumbus.fi understood as a mailname that resides in the net, and
> @localhost as the _real_ local mailname.
As I understand it, you can make this happen by entering _just_
localhost in local_domains, and by commenting out
"local_domains_include_host" as well if your hostname looks like
"kolumbus.fi" to exim.
You can also look at the rewriting rules near the bottom, which might
be useful. I have the following lines to rewrite local (bogus)
addresses.
--- /etc/exim.conf ---
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ${lookup{$1}lsearch{/etc/mailfrom}{$value}fail} fF
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--- /etc/mailfrom ---
carey: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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