Hi, Andres
On Fri, 22 Jul 2011 13:33:29 +0200 in message number <CAAZenJ1ka5mhjo20Pv8=NCh+aU6+yb7OTq6VnoCSHvgHGFodpw@???>, received here on 22/07/2011 16:27:09, Andres Aguado <andriu.one@???> said:
> Hi again Bill,
>
> Mmmmm, let me see. <example.com> is exim4 local domain, and i want to
> allow relay only for the account <myaccount@???>. When i try to
> "swaks" from the unique IP that is enabled to relay, specifying
> myaccount@??? as from, the email is sent to destination, but if i
> try the same specifying as from the account otheraccount@???, for
> example, a message appears reporting that e-mail couldn't be relayed due to
> policy violation.
I thought that was exactly what you wanted to do - allow relay for
myaccount@??? and deny allothers@???.
Now you're saying myaccount@??? has a unique IP.
Why not simplify things by putting that IP (and that IP only) in
relay_from_hosts.
However, if you have other addresses at example.com, and example.com is
Exim's local domain, then I don't understand how you intend to send messages
from otheraccounts@??? except by using another server
>
> Perhaps my exim4 config allow the domain and the acl deny all the
> "from's" except this specific.
Probably yes.
One question; forgive me if this seems impertinent, but I'm assuming that
example.com is your own domain and not a bigger one that you're "borrowing".
I ask because you're posting from a GMail address.
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This is Spain. We do things differently here!
Bill Hayles
billnot@???
