On Sat, 2 Nov 2002, Ken Reiss wrote:
> For both of these questions, I spent considerable time attempting to
> determine the answers myself before bothering the group. Thank you for
> your time considering my questions:
You do not say which release of Exim, but the first (in time) Received:
header in your message is
Received: from ip68-0-198-24.ri.ri.cox.net (PortONE.com) [68.0.198.24]
by PortONE.com with esmtp (Exim 2.05 #1 (Debian))
id 1886eS-0006kj-00; Sat, 2 Nov 2002 17:21:56 -0500
If you really are still using Exim 2.05, you won't be able to get much
help here, I'm afraid. 2.05 was released 4 years ago, and has long been
superseded by Exim 3 and now Exim 4.
> 1. On an exim server, I have many local domains. I would like to limit
> incoming connections (provide 5xx errors for failures) for just one of
> those domains, to only be allowed from a range of IPs (or wildcarded
> domain). All other domains should allow traffic in as normal.
In Exim 4 that is easy. Just put something like this in the ACL
deny domains = the.one.domain
hosts = ! 192.168.13.0/24 : ....
> 2. On a completely different exim server, for just one domain, I would
> like to force it to deliver to a specific MX, which is contrary to what
> the DNS states.
As another poster already said, use as manualroute router for manual
routing.
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