Thanks Philip we have solved the issue by adding apache as a trusted_user.
A far more challenging issue facing us is how to block incoming email based
on lookups from a mysql database on a per-user basis. Eg client1 may decide
to block spam1@??? but client2 will still want to receive email for
this. Is this possible? I can easily do the mysql structure and SELECT
statements I just need to know where to put this in the configure file.
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On 4/7/02 3:52 pm, "Philip Hazel" <ph10@???> wrote:
> On Thu, 4 Jul 2002, Jody Sanders wrote:
>
>> We are using Exim to send mail. However whenever a user sends an email it
>> gets sent with Return-Path as apache@server_name.com since the php script is
>> running under apache.
>
> FAQ (Exim 3: Q0603; Exim 4: Q1102, 1503).
>
> But I'll made the information more accessible via "return path" when I
> update the (Exim 4) FAQ.
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