Nico Erfurth wrote:
> Michael Jakscht wrote:
>
>>> Isn't this clear enough?
>>> None of your routers can send out the mail (all the conditions fail and
>>> the router declines). Show us your routers-section please.
>>
>>
>>
>> Hm, ok, this is clear I think.
>> But - the domain ml.niedersachsen.de exists... ????
>> I put my exim.conf to http://www.vit.de/exim.conf so now everyone can
>> read it - instead of mailing it to the whole list...
>
>
> <pasting from the configfile>
>
> outgoing_router_rzv:
> condition = "${if eq {$sender_address_domain}{vit.de}{yes}{no}}"
> driver = lookuphost
> # transport = remote_smtp
> transport = transport_nach_extern_smtp_rzv
> headers_add = "X-Filtered-by: $primary_hostname at $tod_log, passed
> filter: domain, from, subject, body, receiver, sender\n\
> X-Delivered-To: $local_part@$domain"
> headers_remove =
> Return-path:X-MimeOLE:X-Mailer:X-MSMail-Priority:X-Priority:Disposition-Notification-To:Return-Receipt-To:X-Lotus-FromDomain
>
>
> IIRC you never should remove Return-Path.
>
> outgoing_router_nlb:
> condition = "${if eq {$sender_address_domain}{nlb.de}{yes}{no}}"
> ....
>
> Ok, in both routers you check for the sender_address_domain, and i
> guess, your spooled mails have another sender_address_domain than vit.de
> or nlb.de (maybe they are empty, because they are bounces?), thats why
> the routers decline.
Looking at the original bounce the sender address is:
<nobody@???> so $sender_address_domain is "rzvcms.vit.de".
Is Exim running on the same host as your web server? Maybe you need to
make "nobody" a trusted user, or turn on untrusted_set_sender?
You can also rewrite sender addresses in Exim with the "F" flag (in the
rewrite section) or with the "return_path" option (in the lookuphost
router).
John Dalbec
