On Mon, 14 Sep 1998, Imran Zalfackruddin wrote:
> I am setting up Exim in an environment where we host several virtual
> domains. Exim will run on one machine and it will forward all emails of
> the hosted domains to another machine running our pop server ( No users
> have accounts on the Exim host - they have accounts on the pop3
> server).All of the e-mails of the virtuals are processed by one mail
> server. Do I put all of the virtual domains in the "local_domains" (does
> local refer to the host that Exim is running on or does it refer to the
> domains that we want to process)??? Also, do I use a "director" or a
> "router" to forward the mails?
The answer to your question is "yes". :-))
IF you put all the virtual domains in local_domains THEN you can process
them with directors ELSE you can process them with routers. Which you do
probably depends on precisely what you want to achieve. If you simply
want to forward mail for some domains to another host, then I would
suggest you do not put them in local_domains, but simply set up a
domainlist router to do the job.
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