On Thu, 4 Jun 1998, Kenny Szu wrote:
> routing ks@???, domain thincnet.org
> forwardrelay router called for ks@???
> route_domain = thincnet.org
> after handling route_lists items, matched = 0
> forwardrelay router: lsearch key=thincnet.org
> file="/usr/exim/relayroutes"
> search_open: lsearch "/usr/exim/relayroutes"
> search_find: file="/usr/exim/relayroutes"
> type=lsearch key="thincnet.org" partial=-1
> internal_search_find: file="/usr/exim/relayroutes"
> type=lsearch key="thincnet.org"
> file lookup required for thincnet.org
> in /usr/exim/relayroutes
> lookup yielded: deathstar.thinc.org byname
> original hostlist=deathstar.thinc.org options=byname
> expanded hostlist="deathstar.thinc.org" options=byname
> Actual local interface address is 127.0.0.1
> Actual local interface address is 207.252.136.99
> local host found for non-MX address
> fully qualified name = deathstar.thinc.org
> deathstar.thinc.org 207.252.136.99 -1
> LOG: 0 MAIN
> remote host address for thincnet.org is the local host
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You have set up routing in your forwardrelay router for the domain
thincnet.org that specifies sending the message to the local host. This
is clearly not right, so Exim has given up.
The file /usr/exim/relayroutes should specify which host you want mail
for thincnet.org to be sent to.
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