On Tue, Oct 28, 2003 at 04:25:38PM +1100, Andrew Nelson wrote:
> How do I get Exim accepting mail for relaying if my server is listed as
> one of the recipient's MXs ?
>
> I'm trying to replace sendmail with Exim. All is going well, except
> I have a lot of domains that I don't keep track of (and don't want
> to at this stage). Sendmail does DNS lookups to see if the recipient's
> domain has an MX with us in it, and accepts the mail for relaying if
> it does.
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Quoting spec.txt, 10.7 Domain lists:
. If a pattern consists of the string "@mx_any" it matches any domain that
has an MX record pointing to the local host or to any host that is listed
in "hosts_treat_as_local". The items "@mx_primary" and "@mx_secondary"
are similar, except that the first matches only when a primary MX target
is the local host, and the second only when no primary MX target is the
local host, but a secondary MX target is. 'Primary' means an MX record
with the lowest preference value - there may of course be more than one
of them.
So you'll add @mx_any to relay_to_domains[1]
cu andreas
[1] That is the doainlist used in exim's default configuration for
listing domains you relay for, your configuration might be different.
