Robert Pawlowicz wrote: > Hi there,
>
> I'm trying to set up Exim so that my testing server at home will send
> emails. I'm running RT (request tracker) and PHP4 and I'd like to be
> able to use both properly.
>
> I set out to configure Exim4 on debian and at first glance it looked
> relatively straight forward - as I imagined it should be. I'd actually
> set this up a while ago so was completely new to it.
>
> Any way, firstly I thought I'd use my usual SMTP mail server which is
> completely separate from my ISP. All I would need to do is authenticate
> and all would be done. However I noticed very quickly that it wasn't
> sending emails to any address other than the domain for the SMTP server.
> For example the SMTP host is mail.example.com - I could only send emails
> to rob@???.
>
> I gave up with that and figured my ISP would be easier - well not quite,
> all I get back from them is a 550 relay not permitted. Again I was
> shocked at my email client has no such problem. So long as I
> authenticate correctly surely it should work?
>
> Any way please help - I really need to get these emails working, it's
> making testing some applications a nightmare.
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Robert Pawlowicz
>
>
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