A.smith wrote:
> Hi Ted,
>
> thanks for your help, Im still none the wiser why the config wont work
> when I follow
> instructions similar to this for debian:
>
> http://edseek.com/~jasonb/articles/exim4_courier/exim4.html
>
> Its a bit frustrating as a smart relay host should be the simplest config
> possible
> should it not? Well I know for sendmail its normally totally unproblabmatic
> to configure... :S
>
> In the end Ive copied over a config from another system, that isnt using
> smart relay
> (suppose that means its using DNS service records instead???) Well, anyway
> this allows me to send email from command line etc. I´d be much more
> comfortable
> understanding how to config exim myself rather than copying over a file
> from another box, but i dont want to waste too much time on it if its not
> an easy issue to resolve over a message board! DNS is resolving everything
> fine,
> exim configs were from a vanilla exim4 debian install, so dont believe issue
> was
> DNS related or due to config being modified from defaults...
>
> thanks Andy.
What does the debug output say when you attempt to force delivery on one
of these messages? The following will give you a very verbose
description of exactly what is going on.
exim -d+all -M <msgid>
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