Hi
> What have you actually got helo_data set to within your transport ?
To answer your question directly - nothing yet - which is the problem, I
don't fully understand the syntax it should be in ie is the value of $host
picked up from elsewhere or does it default to the local hostname etc.
To give the bigger picture, we have 2 mail gw servers running exim which
then deliver mail to a smarthost.
We than have other localhosts using exim (sendmail symlinked) to send mail
to the gw's.
The primary_hostname is set for each localhost but the issue comes where
the non-global zones come in.
Currently our remote_smtp transport is as default:
remote_smtp:
driver = smtp
Jason.
"John Burnham" <jpb15@???>
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> My understanding was using the helo_data option in the remote_smtp
> transport would help pickup the local hostname sending the
> email rather
> than the global zone hostname.
>
What have you actually got helo_data set to within your transport ?
John
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