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OS is Linux. Exim binds to the given interfaces
perfectly. Let's say:
local_intefaces = 192.168.1.5 : 192.168.1.6
These IP addresses are eth0:1 and eth0:2 on the
linux-box. The problem is that outgoing smtp
processes are still using eth0 as outgoing if
although it isn't configured here. Might be
that I missed something but I have no idea
what it might be.
Thanks,
Sascha
>What OS are you running? According to netstat here on hp-ux it appears
>to work perfectly with the use of local_interfaces .
>
>> apologize for asking something that might be documented
>> somewhere but I am running a little bit out of time. Could
>> someone tell me how to define the source ip-address for
>> outgoing smtp bindings? I tried with local_interfaces
>> but that seems to be related to bind to interfaces for
>> incoming connections only.
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