There must be a way to do this at the application level, where you forward a
duplicate of every email you receive with exim.conf instead of duplicating
the tcp connection.
Example:
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driver = manualroute
transport=remote_smtp
route_list="* my.smtp.server.host.and.domain"
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BUT it needs to be duplicated and not forwarded
Etienne
etienne@???
----- Original Message -----
From: "Marc Perkel" <marc@???>
To: "etienne1" <etienne@???>
Cc: <exim-users@???>
Sent: Monday, May 01, 2006 12:14 PM
Subject: Re: [exim] Duplicate port 25 traffic to 2 destinations
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> etienne1 wrote:
>> Hi, I am currently testing a mail filtering unit(for spam,virus..etc),
>> and
>> would like to forward all the traffic on port 25 to a second destination
>> in
>> order to test it.
>>
>> I've searched quite a bit and did not find the info to do this. AllIi
>> found
>> is the way to divert some emails with a domain name filtering for example
>> to
>> another MTA, but not how to duplicate the traffic to a second
>> destination.
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> I've wondered the same thing but it's just not possible. The reason is
> that the transfer of email in interactive and the source server can
> interact with two separate servers at the same time transparently.
> Imagine if it we a phone caller and you has two phones ringing and two
> different people answered the call. Unless you are prepared to get into
> a 3 way conversation it ould just be a mess.
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