Re: [Exim] use IP on SMTP HELO instead of foo.bar

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Er, actually, I don't think that is what he was asking.. He didnt want
to use email addresses of "username@[IP.ad.dr.es]", he wants to be able
to tell exim what argument to use for the HELO command it sends when
making an outbound SMTP connection..

Although, I will note that any host which rejects a normal SMTP HELO
with a domain name or hostname as an argument is BROKEN..

And the answer he wants, is to use the following setting in the SMTP
transport: (Note that this was added since 3.20 - Im not sure when)


helo_data (smtp)

Type: string, expanded
Default: "$primary_hostname"

The value of this option is expanded, and used as the argument for the
EHLO or HELO command that starts the outgoing SMTP session.



On Mon, 13 Aug 2001, [iso-8859-1] Alberto Cort?s wrote:

> El lun, 13 de ago de 2001, a las 22:25 +0200,
> V. dec?a que:
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> > CHANGE:
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> What i want to do is to use de "numeric form", i'am in a dialup
> sistem, when my exim runs SMTP to a host for sending him mail i want
> that exim use the "numeric form" of my IP for the SMTP transaction.
>
> That IP will not appear in any filed of the message. I just wan't to
> substitute HELO "mihost" for "HELO miIP" when sending email.
>
> Sorry about my english, it is not very good.
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