Hello Larry,
Larry, 28.10.2006 (d.m.y):
> How can I get exim to drop messages into /dev/null rather than
> kick them back to the ISP?
That's the wrong way.
> I'm getting a lot of email that
> is trying to relay through my server and when it kicks back
Why does it kick back?
If it didn't kick back, there wouldn't be any problem with it.
> then
> my ISP kicks it back to me with a "relaying not allowed" and
> it freezes on my computer. How can I get all rejected mail just
> to quietly drop into the netherworld? :)
Make your exim reject it so that it doesn't have to bother with
creating bounces.
Gruss/Regards,
Christian Schmidt
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