On 18 Apr 2011, at 21:35, Pierre Munnichs wrote:
> I've made the following router for the domain, domain.com with the
> info@??? email box :
>
> # Exchange route
> exchange_mailboxes:
> driver = manualroute
> transport = remote_smtp
> domains = domain.com
> local_parts = info
> route_data = 123.123.123.123
> no_verify
> no_more
So, you need to add something like this:
condition = ${if eq {${lookup ldap {\
user=AD_USER \
pass=AD_PASS \
ldap://AD_HOST/\
AD_BASE?\
proxyAddresses?\
sub?\
proxyAddresses=${quote_ldap:SMTP:$local_part@$domain}} \
{true}{false}}}\
{true} }
And set the macros AD_USER AD_PASS AD_HOST and AD_BASE to the correct values for your AD server.
>
> The info@??? box is on the Exchange server with IP adres
> 123.123.123.123
> When I activate the above mentioned router all the e-mail is forwarded to
> the exchange server.
> Even if the e-mail for the POP3 boxes that are on the local server.
>
> So the router works fine, and the exchange server does reply correct. I'm
> getting 'user does not exists' error when I send an e-mail to an adres
> that is not on the exchange.
> The only problem is, the router doesn't check if the account exists on the
> local server before forwarding it.
> Because when it exists on the local server is doesn't have to be
> forwarded, it has to be delivered to the POP3 box of that e-mail adres on
> the local server.
>
>
> Hope someone can help me with this problem.
> It is no problem at all if I have to add the exchange e-mail adresses hard
> coded to the exim.conf to be forwarded.
> However, this is a problem when I have to do it for all the local adresses
> (POP3).
>
>
>
>
> Op 02-04-11 00:29 schreef Sven Hartge <sven@???>:
>
>> Pierre Munnichs <p.munnichs@???> wrote:
>>
>>> I'm strugling with this problem for a few weeks now. Hope somebody can
>>> help me with this.
>>
>>> I've got a webserver with DirectAdmin (DA). On this webserver i'm
>>> hosting a domain, for example mydomain.com.
>>
>>> I've got 2 POP3 e-mail accounts on this domain:
>>> - email1@???
>>> - email2@???
>>
>>> Then i also have an external Exchange 2010 server. The Exchange server
>>> is
>>> taking care for another 2 e-mail adressen on the same domain.
>>> - email3@???
>>> - email4@???
>>
>>> Is it posible to configure exim that when an e-mail message arrives it
>>> checkes if that user exists, otherwise reject the message so it will go
>>> to
>>> the next adres in de MX records list?
>>
>> If you reject a mail (with an 5xx response), it is gone, the delivering
>> MTA _will_ bounce it.
>>
>> If you defer a mail (with an 4xx response) there is no guarantee the
>> delivering MTA will try the next MX or even when it will retry the
>> transmission. With some bad luck, it could always try the first MX and
>> then bounce the mail after some hours/days.
>>
>> Some services like Yahoo are know to throw away mails which have been in
>> their queue for only 1 hour (!!), so better get the mail out of their
>> queue as fast as possible.
>>
>>> For example:
>>> mail send to: email1@??? -> deliver to POP3 box on DA
>>> webserver.
>>> mail send to: email3@??? -> doesn't exist on DA server,reject
>>> ->
>>> forward to next MX records what will be the Exchange server.
>>
>> You probably want your Exim4 MX to receive all mail for mydomain.com
>> (thus being the only MX) and just forward any non-local users to your
>> Exchange server.
>>
>> This can be achieved by two routers, the first one to check local users
>> (normally already existing) and a second one after that, which routes
>> all other mails to your Exchange server. Maybe with a little recipient
>> lookup to reject mails to doesnotexist@??? instead of blindly
>> forwarding them along and causing late bounces which will result in
>> DNSBL entries.
>>
>> Grüße,
>> Sven.
>>
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>>
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