I think I must either not be explaining myself well, or am getting lost
in the syntax.
Here is what I need to have happen, graphically displayed:
CASE 1:
smtp connection,
mail from: somebody@???
only accept the email if the rcpt to: domain is considered local (or in
my ok-to-relay domain list)
CASE 2:
smtp connection
mail from: somebody@???
allow anyone mailing FROM a local domain to relay anywhere
It does look like this would work:
sender_host_reject_relay = *
sender_address_relay=*@"local_domains"
relay_match_host_or_sender
But with this config it still rejects CASE 2, above. Case 1 has always
worked.
Oddly enough, debug messages from exim mention a
"sender_allow_relay_anywhere" setting which I can't find in the docs.
- Troy
On Friday, November 21, 1997 12:07 PM, Philip Hazel wrote:
> As far as relaying checks go, it will always accept mail for users at
> your local domains. The relaying stuff applies to addresses that are
not
> in your local domains. (Where "local" = matches local_domains.)
>
> If, in addition to the relay checks for remote domains, you want to
> verify incoming mail addresses, then set
>
> receiver_verify
>
> This verifies all incoming addresses; if they are for your local
> domains, the local parts get verified. If they are for remote domains,
> only the domain gets verified.
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