The smart host(s) should not be deciding wether to relay or not based on
the Reply-To (Or the From, either). They should be deciding based on the
IP you connect from. So, whatever ISP you dial-up with PPP to, their
smarthost is the one you should use. If you always dial the same one,
set it in a fixed configuration and you are done. If you dial sometimes
onto different providers, you will need some way of configuring exim to
determine which smarthost to use based on which ISP you are connected
to. Alternatively, you could see if one of them supports SMTP AUTH,
configure that, and always use that one regardless of who you dial
into..
On Thu, 5 Jul 2001, Erika Pacholleck wrote:
> I have different mail accounts at different providers
>
> me@???
> meto@???
> alsome@???
>
> my system is a standalone machine without FQDN and
> frequent ppp dialup.
>
> How do I tell exim to send mail
> with Reply-To: me@??? via smtp mail.provider1.net
> with Reply-To: meto@??? via smtp mail.provider2.net
> with Reply-To: alsome@??? via smtp mail.provider3.de
>
> If for example all goes via mail.provider1.net there might be
> "We do not relay", and I want to be sure, all is correct.
>
> I suppose if I can get this working I will be able to do the
> message id replacing by a valid one of the respective provider
> myself. Sorry, but I could not find anything in those masses
> of information.
>
> CC would be nice as I am not yet subscribed. Thanks
> Erika
>
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