At 15:45 +0100 2003/07/07, Jos Elkink wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I've got a question. I'm just setting up my Exim server (version 3.35 as
>shipped with Debian 'testing'). I have a server (flizzle.net) with
>several subdomains on the same IP. Exim, however, always does a reverse
>DNS lookup, finds the wrong hostname (e.g. when mail arrives for
>cantr.net, one of the virtual domains, it looks up the IP, and finds
>flizzle.net), and then refuses the mail. How can I make it that the
>server does not lookup hostnames that are considered local?
>
>Any help would be appreciated! :)
this whole thing does not make sense. named virtual domain are an
issue with http and webservers. mail is delivered to the MX, if you
do not set up an MX for your "virtual" domains and use only A
records, then your DNS is misconfigured.
unless you meant something different but someone will have to tell me
what it is as I have no much time to think at the moment.
Giuliano
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