On Thu, 1 Sep 2005, Jeremiah Foster wrote:
>
> I read on exim.org "if its domain matches something in local_domains then it
> is destined to be handled on the local host as a local address, and relaying
> is not involved."
>
> 2005-09-01 14:28:16 H=(Reception) [213.142.17.162]
> F=<jennifer@???> rejected RCPT <niklas@???>: relay
> not permitted
>
> I checked to see if the domain 213.142.17.162 was in relay_domains which it
> was. Shouldn't that be enough to allow relay?
213.142.17.162 is an IP address not a domain name. procura.nu is the
relevant domain name. If you want to be able to receive email to
procura.nu it should be in either local_domains or in relay_to_domains. If
you want to be able to relay email from 213.142.17.162 it should be in
relay_from_hosts. (This is assuming the default configuration file.)
Tony.
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