Leonardo Boselli said:
> I have found only two citation of relay_to_domains option in
> the spec.txt and no other mention.
> in my exim 4.22 config file however i have fouind
> domainlist relay_to_domains : a.b.c.0/24
> for wihich there are no examples.
that is because it is just a name, or a container of information. It does
nothing my itself to change the behaviour of the system unless you use it
in a rule.
domainlist ARFFARFF = a.b.c.0/24
would define a domainlist called ARFFARFF of the a.b.c.0/24 IP range.
but again, would not do anything with it unless you used ARFFARFF
somewhere in a rule.
> At a first glance could be to read that should accept realy toward any
> host whose MX is in that net ...
If that is all you have done, it does nothing.
You have to then use the defined domainlist in a rule to use it.
> am I correct ? (it is exactly what should do ...)
> on domainlist there are no mention of such indications of subnets ..
> is a bug in the documentation ?
No
> is a deprecated option ?
No
> is a distribution fault ?
No
Since I don't act as an secondary MX for other domains, I don't have any
listed, but it is in my configuration.
# If this is an MX site for another domain
domainlist relay_to_domains =
In the recipient acl you could then have
# Accept if the domain is local. If not Say it is Unknown User
accept domains = +local_domains
endpass
message = Unknown user
verify = recipient
# Opps it is not a local user... Is it a relay_to_domain ?
accept domains = +relay_to_domains
endpass
message = Unroutable address
verify = recipient
Note that the sample configuration has this already in it almost exactly
the same way. You should look at it too.
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