On 30 Oct 2001, at 8:55, Philip Hazel wrote:
> 3. If *.foo.com is not in local_domains, it's messier because you have
> to recognize it in a router and force it to the directors. This kind of
A follow-up... the domain(s) in question are not in local_domains as
the relay host doesn't have any local users so the director
suggested didn't do the job. What I hacked together, though, was a
ugly looking set of routers based on your director suggestion that
have passed my -bh testing *so far*. They look like this:
bounce_idiots:
driver = lookuphost
domains = *.foo.com
senders = *@$domain
fail_verify_recipient = true
verify_only
smart_route:
driver = domainlist
verify_sender = true
verify_recipient = true
route_list = "* $domain bydns"
transport = remote_smtp
A "550 Cannot route to <user@???>" message gets
returned which, while rather cryptic, is at least a desirable effect.
Testing has, of necessity, been on an isolated platform so more
testing will have to be done before I can commit it to production...
including that conditional. Any comments or suggestions for
improvement?
Regards,
- Sean.
