On 23 June 2002, Lukasz Karbowski said:
> i'm sending e-mails via exim's command line, exim is not running as
> daemon. all i want is filter, that checks the recipient,
> if it has a domain name that is the local domain, then
> redirects message to another smtp running on some port as daemon.
> ofcourse if the recipient doesn't have domain name that matches with
> local domains, then the mail is send via remote_smtp.
Repeat after me: The system filter is not for routing. Routers are for
routing.
You need a router that activates when the conditions you specified are
true, and then passes the message to a transport that does what you
want. Eg. in the routers section of your config file:
funky_local_router:
driver = manualroute
domains = +local_domains
transport = remote_smtp_alt_port
route_list = * local.mail.server byname
and in the transports section:
remote_smtp_alt_port
driver = smtp
port = 2525 # or whatever
That assumes you have a domain list called local_domains defined, of
course. Completely untested, YMMV, if it breaks you get to keep both
pieces, etc.
Greg
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thx..
ok, it works (this router), but in exim's mainlog is the line deffering
sending e-mail to host listed in route_list, saying:
"remote host address is the local host" and froze the message.
of course, that smtp is running at the same host where exim is, but
on another port.
(domainlist local_domains = my.domain : my.second.domain :
my.another.domain)
when i erase local_domains, leaving only: "local_domains = "
then in mainlog i see that "lowest numberred MX record points to
localhost" and the message is frozen too.
i've added "no_verify" option to router, but it not solves the problem.
is there any router's option that stops checking host's local ?
