Evan Leibovitch <evan@???> probably said:
> user1: user1@???
This isn't relaying. It should accept the mail to user1 as local and then
send it to user1@???
> This works fine when sending mail out from the system running exim.
> However, when I try to send mail to this user from elsewhere on the
> Internet, exim decodes the alias but refuses to relay the mail over to
> 10.0.0.2.
With what error message ?
Have you run exim in debugging mode to get more information ?
If it is refusing to relay then you probably don't have the address/MX
records right since the case you quote is not relaying.
My exim server have relaying turned off but quite happily forward mail
out to external addresses derived from aliasfiles.
> How can I tell the system that I want to prohibit relaying EXCEPT
> for stuff going out of *and into* a certain subnet?
RTFspec.
40. Other policy controls on incoming mail
40.4 Control of relaying
P.
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