Hi, I've been reading the exim docs and looking at the examples, but I'm just not getting it. Here's the deal: I have two debian systems named foo1 and foo2. foo1 is my primary, it sends all its email to my ISP using exim's smarthost configuration, local mail to 'user' or to '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' is handled just fine; it doesn't get sent over the internet.
I'm confident I can set up foo2 the same way, what I can't seem to do is get them to send mail to each other. I understand that this is because my only routing agent that isn't local sends everything to my ISP, but I don't seem to be able to set up a second agent that tests for hostname 'foo2' (I've added this as a static entry in resolv.conf, I can ping foo2 by name). Anyone doing this that could send me a sample exim.conf file/section? I've been pounding away at the exim website, but their documentation is a little bit too atomic for me to comprehend. I *think* what I want is a router agent that tests for the name 'foo2', send the message to foo2 if that succeeds, and turns the message over to the smarthost router agent otherwise. TIA, Paul -- Paul Mackinney | Who profited from Sept 11? [EMAIL PROTECTED] | http://www.copvcia.com/
