On 24/04/2008, Steinar Bang <sb@???> wrote:
> Platform: Ubuntu 7.10, Intel Pentium M,
> exim4 4.67-5build1
>
> I'm currently relaying outgoing email via my home machine, connected via
> a cable modem, on a non-standard port, because my ISP blocks incoming
> SMTP.
Port 587 is the 'right' port for this....
>
> I've done this, by adding a
> port = 2222
> to the remote_smtp_smarthost transport.
>
> I would like to modify this, so that email sent from my work address
> will use the SMTP server at work as smarthost (it rejects anything with
> the work sender domain, sent from elsewhere).
>
> Googling has found me this:
> http://www.nabble.com/Routing-outbound-email-by-senders-address---Part-II-tp14916380p14916380.html
> which should make it possible to route email to different smarthosts,
> depending on the sender address.
>
> But what I don't know, is if this can be applied to a setup, where
> different smarthosts have different port settings? Ie. my home machine
> on a non-standard port, and the work machine on the standard SMTP port.
>
> Can I do this, somehow?
I wouldn't do this in the same router/transport pair.
You'd need to specify 2 separate routers and 2 separate transports -
the first router triggers on the 'work' domain, and calls the 'work'
transport; the second triggers on (presumably) all other domains and
calls your existing smarthost smtp transport.
Peter
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