On Tue, Aug 20, 2013 at 08:20:18PM +0300, Odhiambo Washington wrote: > I believe the answers here are anchoring on the technical angle - that it's
> possible to do such a thing with Exim.
> They are not unwittingly helping a spammer. So let the solutions come in.
> 10 IPs are very few so he'll probably get all blacklisted within a day.
> Rotating IPs within Exim is possible, but a direct answer to his original
> question isn't that easy to find - for free anyway:)
Source address rotation or randomization can be easily done on Linux
with iptables (by SNAT), as was already noted by Heiko Schlittermann.
I use such approach to make load balancing for several ISP channels.
However, address rotation bring up other problems, for example, with
greylisting on recipient's side. Their solution is much more complex
then the initial problem of address rotation. It seems pointless to
continue discussion in this way until topic starter explains what is
his problem and why he want to solve it via source address rotation.
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Eugene Berdnikov
