Just curius: why on earth do you need to be able to relay for such a
large and varied set of networks? If these are collection of addresses
from a lot of big ISP's you are just asking for trouble allowing al of
them to relay - if you are trying to allow your customers to relay
through your server while traveling, you should look into SMTP AUTH, as
this removes this problem entirely..
Can none of them be aggregated?
(Eg, if you have 1.2.3.4/24 and 1.2.3.5/24, you could at least make
those into 1.2.3.4/25)
On Wed, 6 Feb 2002, mtxlplck wrote:
> I have about 1,300 ip subnets that I need to realy mail for (not -
> sequenced). The exim.conf file either chokes or ignores the one line
> with the entries (using semi-colon as well). Has anyone been able to
> relay for over 1,000 ip subnets. Any special things that need to be
> done to the exim.conf file ?
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