>>Peter Kirk, 2011-02-14 09:37:
>> Tried it and it still does not work, any other ideas?
>route_list is the wrong approach here. Try this:
>r_smarthost_x_com:
> driver = manualroute
> transport = remote_smtp
> senders = *@X.com
> condition = ${if eq {$sender_host_address} {10.20.20.20}}
> route_data = 10.10.10.10
>(you could also integrate condition and route_data into a single
route_data statement, but it's more clear this way.)
>If it does not work, you can find out the reason yourself by running a
fake smtp session:
># exim -d+expand -bh 10.20.20.20
>...(lots of debug output)
>EHLO example.com
>...
>MAIL FROM <[email protected]>
>...
>RCPT TO <[email protected]>
>...
>At this point you should see the router r_smarthost_x_com matching (or
at least, why it declines).
Thanks that worked like a charm :)
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