Joseph Okech wrote:
On main config, add the setting
qualify_recipient = www.mydomain.com
This qualifies anyone without domain part to be local user.
rgds,
Joseph
Ok ! Simple and efficient.
Thanks.
Salutoni
Marco Mescoli
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On 2006-03-19 at 19:24 -0800, Derrick MacPherson wrote:
Hmm, gmail will send to them, so I guess they are doing only a IPv4 or
it's working with the v4 address and ignoring the ::1. Is there anything
I can do to get around it?
Use ignore_target_hosts on your dnslookup Router. Put :: in that
On 2006-03-20 at 09:26 -, Gareth Hastings wrote:
I am looking to increase the number of concurrent connections my server
can handle. Currently it's the default limit of 20. Is there any kind of
guide on how high I can set this? The machine it's running on it only a
P3 1Ghz. I don't want to
On Mon, 2006-03-20 at 10:31 +0100, Phil Pennock wrote:
Use ignore_target_hosts on your dnslookup Router. Put :: in that (and
beware that : is the default list separator character, so use or
change the list separator).
That's in _addition_ to telling them about their error, of course.
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I have two questions about referring in exim.conf to other files
containing flat lists of domains.
I'm fairly certain that for an option that takes a domain list, the
following the correct way to say this option applies if the domain is
in either of the two lists, and that I can use entries like
Tim Jackson wrote:
Jürgen Herz wrote:
exiwhat says handling incoming connection from smtp-send.myrealbox.com
[151.155.5.143]. With idling I meant they don't consume CPU time.
If you had a whole stack of entries like this, for an extended period of
time, this would imply that
On 2006-03-20 at 11:34 +, Adam Funk wrote:
I'm fairly certain that for an option that takes a domain list, the
following the correct way to say this option applies if the domain is
in either of the two lists, and that I can use entries like
*.example.com lines as well as example.com in
Heiko Schlittermann wrote:
exiwhat says handling incoming connection from smtp-send.myrealbox.com
[151.155.5.143]. With idling I meant they don't consume CPU time.
Do you use TLS for incoming messages?
(On Linux sometimes /dev/random (which is used by exim) doesn't generate
enough
Hello NG,
how can I set up exim to receive emails from a t-online - address each
10min and forward these emails to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
emails from t-online should be deleted.
Thanks for answers.
Martin Windfuhr
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Martin Windfuhr wrote:
how can I set up exim to receive emails from a t-online - address each
10min and forward these emails to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If you mean receive, receive via POP3/IMAP, this is outside the
scope of Exim. Use some software called fetchmail:
Martin Windfuhr wrote:
Hello NG,
This is a mailing list, not a newsgroup.
how can I set up exim to receive emails from a t-online - address each
10min and forward these emails to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Just like receiving mail from any other address: Set up an MX and/or A
RR pointing at your
Jeff Lasman wrote:
I wrote previously, I have to get a handle on how DirectAdmin handles
the routing of the Spam. I believe this will work and I'll work on the
exim.conf file as soon as I hear from the folk at DirectAdmin.
What is DirectAdmin?
Not filtering for spam works for me. Sure I
Gregg Berkholtz wrote:
After making the jump from Exim 3.35 to 4.60, my callouts are behaving
differently than expected. As they no longer appear to be checking the
domains MX, and instead perform callouts either back to the connecting
host, or hostname in the email address.
With 'verify =
On 2006-03-20, Phil Pennock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
queue_smtp_domains = /etc/foo0 : /etc/foo1
Yes. But note that *.example.com does not match example.com; you need
both entries.
I knew that, but it's always worth pointing out.
What would be the syntax for saying don't issue warnings
On Mon, 20 Mar 2006, Adam Funk wrote:
A suggestion for the documentation: would it be a good idea to put the
expansion conditions' names in the index?
They are listed alphabetically in section 11.7 (Expansion conditions)
and Expansion, conditions _is_ indexed. How do you think that listing
Tim Jackson wrote:
scope of Exim. Use some software called fetchmail:
http://www.catb.org/~esr/fetchmail/
Sorry for drifting even more into offtopic, but the ESR's original
version is unmaintained and contains critical bugs. Use the new project
at http://fetchmail.berlios.de/.
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Hello everybody,
I need to define a macro only under certain conditions. That's why I
thought I'll just use the -D option when I start exim. But it seems like
if a macro with the same name doesn't exist in the configuration file,
the -D version of the same macro doesn't make it to exim.
For
Sergei Gerasenko wrote:
For example, if I do exim -DMACRO1 and MACRO1 is not defined in the
configuration file, .ifdef MACRO1 will return false. On the other hand,
if I do define that macro in the configuration file, .ifdef MACRO1 will
always be true (even if MACRO1 is defined as MACRO1=). So,
has anyone gotten the exim-sqlite to run on freebsd off the ports tree?
i keep getting errors trying to get it to work
if anyone has been able to do it, would you share your make args for
exim and sqlite?
thanks.
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Perfect, works - thanks
On Mon, 2006-03-20 at 10:31 +0100, Phil Pennock wrote:
On 2006-03-19 at 19:24 -0800, Derrick MacPherson wrote:
Hmm, gmail will send to them, so I guess they are doing only a IPv4 or
it's working with the v4 address and ignoring the ::1. Is there anything
I can do
Sergei Gerasenko [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need to define a macro only under certain conditions. That's why I
thought I'll just use the -D option when I start exim. But it seems like
if a macro with the same name doesn't exist in the configuration file,
the -D version of the same macro
Hi,
I'm unable to compile exim4.60 on Solaris9 box, tried searching through
archives, without any luck
LOOKUP_INCLUDE=-I /usr/local/mysql/include
LOOKUP_LIBS=-L/usr/local/lib -lmysqlclient -L/usr/local/mysql/lib
awk '{ print ($1+1) }' cnumber.h cnumber.temp
rm -f cnumber.h; mv cnumber.temp
Ken Fry wrote:
I'm unable to compile exim4.60 on Solaris9 box, tried searching through
archives, without any luck
...
Undefined first referenced
symbol in file
kstat_data_lookup os.o
kstat_lookupos.o
You know, if they ever fix the Evolution bug which tends to make it
point at random old mails in a folder you switch to, I'd probably be
quite disappointed :)
On Fri, 2006-03-03 at 16:19 -0800, Jeremy C. Reed wrote:
Any examples on doing a greylist within exim without SQL server (like
a cdb,
Thanks for going into the trouble of creating those test cases.
You're absolutely right. After your reply, I ran a couple of tests with
the same results...
I know what the problem is now. Somehow I thought that if I pass -D
macros when starting exim as a daemon, then all command line invocations
Nope, I'm ok as far as permissions go. But it turns out I made incorrect
assumptions. I started exim in the daemon mode with a couple of -D's but
when I was testing the setup, I was invoking exim through the command line
thinking that those daemon D's would somehow be honored by a command
line
Sergei Gerasenko wrote:
Ideally, I would like to keep one configuration file for both hosts. The
problem with macros is that for this to work I would need to find every
place where direct invocations of exim are made and pass the appropriate
-D's as paramaters. Not good :)
Try putting this
On Monday 20 March 2006 05:31 am, listrcv wrote:
What is DirectAdmin?
I'm guessing this thread is now long enough to get a history lesson.
The thread was originally started by Bradley Walker, who uses an
exim.conf file with his DirectAdmin hosting control panel
(http://www.directadmin.com/).
This is a great idea and it completely takes care of everything. Well,
almost everything. Since the hosts change roles periodically, the
contents of host.conf would need to change for each host too, but this
file would be easy to generate from the exim start up script.
Thanks, Marc!!!
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