On Wed, 2002-07-24 at 12:25, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > This sounds like exactly what I wanted to do. I've never used Exim tho. > It sounds easy enough ( doesnt it always :) The config for Exim should > be pretty straight foward tho shouldnt it? Simply accept the mail and > pass it straight on to the exchange server for delivery? > Like most things I guess exim is easy enough to set up for a basic mta, it will run out of the box too, the problem is if you want to do anything fancy then it gets harder :-) If you just want to receive mail and pass it onto the exchange servers then that's easy. If you want to receive mail, spam process it and then pass it on to the exchange servers, then that's a bit more complicated. There are (generally) two ways of configuring exim to work with sa at the moment. The exim list has more and more people asking about using SA with exim, so both products are obviously in good use! :-) The exim list archives will have the messages relating to exim with SA (http://www.exim.org).
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