Author: Tim Jackson Date: To: exim-users Subject: Re: [exim] bounce non existent users but localdomains
On Thu, 22 Dec 2005 20:58:28 +0100
Konstantin Kletschke <lists@???> wrote:
> I have some domains in localdomains spammers are sending mails to
> consisting of postmaster@ or webmaster@ which some domains don't have.
You should make sure that all domains have postmaster@
> exim4 says: "lowest numbered MX record points to local host".
this means you have a config error, where DNS is pointing to the local
machine but there is no router to handle it except dnslookup.
> But how do I let mails bounce to reciepients whose domain _is_ in
> localdomains but where no local_part matches?
They will naturally do this if you have "verify = recipient" set in your
RCPT ACL, and your routers fail routing to addresses that don't exist.
Without seeing your config it's hard to say but at a guess you may have
something like this:
in that case, you *may* (this may or may not be a good/clean solution
depending on your circumstances) need another router immediately below
that to catch all the addresses that weren't routed, something like:
some_router_fail:
driver = redirect
domains = +some_domains
data = :fail:Unknown user $local_part@$domain
allow_fail
If you post your config it will be easier to tell.