I tried Chris' approach below and that didn't seem to work either. But
following Dale's suggestion of using * instead of localhost. Just for the
future googlers, here's what I added to the top of my routers section to
store and forward for exim 3:
store_and_forward:
driver = domainlist
transpo
I tried Chris' approach below and that didn't seem to work either. But
following Dale's suggestion of using * instead of localhost. Just for the
future googlers, here's what I added to the top of my routers section to
store and forward for exim 3:
store_and_forward:
driver = domainlist
transpo
> If you don't want to upgrade to version 4, then try adding the
> following as the very last router:
>
> smart_route:
> driver = domainlist
> transport = remote_smtp
> route_list = * smtp.myisp.net bydns_a
If you make it the very last router, then you need to comment out the
direct_remote:
> If you don't want to upgrade to version 4, then try adding the
> following as the very last router:
>
> smart_route:
> driver = domainlist
> transport = remote_smtp
> route_list = * smtp.myisp.net bydns_a
If you make it the very last router, then you need to comment out the
direct_remote:
On Wed, 19 Nov 2003, Adam Dawes wrote:
> I tried commenting out my snippet and adding yours in the beginning of the
> routers section. That ended up totally hosing my smtp. Pine gave me an
> error saying that the smtp server was unavailable when I tried testing it.
>
> Where exactly should I put y
On Wed, 19 Nov 2003, Adam Dawes wrote:
> I tried commenting out my snippet and adding yours in the beginning of the
> routers section. That ended up totally hosing my smtp. Pine gave me an
> error saying that the smtp server was unavailable when I tried testing it.
>
> Where exactly should I put y
I tried commenting out my snippet and adding yours in the beginning of the
routers section. That ended up totally hosing my smtp. Pine gave me an
error saying that the smtp server was unavailable when I tried testing it.
Where exactly should I put your snippet in my exim file? And do I need to
rem
I tried commenting out my snippet and adding yours in the beginning of the
routers section. That ended up totally hosing my smtp. Pine gave me an
error saying that the smtp server was unavailable when I tried testing it.
Where exactly should I put your snippet in my exim file? And do I need to
rem
On Wed, 19 Nov 2003, Adam Dawes wrote:
> I've running exim as my mta on my home gateway machine which is connected
> via a fixed IP DSL line. I'm having increasing trouble getting my mail
> through as other sites (rightly) find messages coming from a block of dsl
> addresses suspicious. I want to
On Wed, 19 Nov 2003, Adam Dawes wrote:
> I've running exim as my mta on my home gateway machine which is connected
> via a fixed IP DSL line. I'm having increasing trouble getting my mail
> through as other sites (rightly) find messages coming from a block of dsl
> addresses suspicious. I want to
I've running exim as my mta on my home gateway machine which is connected
via a fixed IP DSL line. I'm having increasing trouble getting my mail
through as other sites (rightly) find messages coming from a block of dsl
addresses suspicious. I want to have exim forward my outgoing messages to
my int
I've running exim as my mta on my home gateway machine which is connected
via a fixed IP DSL line. I'm having increasing trouble getting my mail
through as other sites (rightly) find messages coming from a block of dsl
addresses suspicious. I want to have exim forward my outgoing messages to
my int
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