JP van Melis wrote: > I'm having problems using ASSP using multiple IP's > Maybe it only works if the script has exclusive access to one port. > > smtpDestination:=INBOUND:25 > smtpDestinationRT:=89.250.176.217=>89.250.176.32:25|89.250.176.218=>89.250.1 > 76.40:25|89.250.176.218=>89.250.176.72:2589.250.176.218=>89.250.176.72:25 > > I want to use the routingtable to proxy mailtraffic, but it isn't clear to > me what to use for the variable "listenport". > Thus far I tried: > > listenPort:= > listenPort:=89.250.176.219:25 > listenPort:=89.250.176.217:25,89.250.176.218:25,89.250.176.219:25 > listenPort:=89.250.176.217:25|89.250.176.218:25|89.250.176.219:25 > Two problems:
#2 - the listenPort parameter supports either a single port - for all local IP's on the machine, or an IP with or without a port. You cannot specify multiple IP's here (though we'd love to see that in a future version). but...problem #1 The IP's you're trying to listen to either aren't present (your second line showed ...219 - and that address wasn't listen in your routing table) or are the addresses you're routing away from. -- Daniel ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: Microsoft Defy all challenges. Microsoft(R) Visual Studio 2008. http://clk.atdmt.com/MRT/go/vse0120000070mrt/direct/01/ _______________________________________________ Assp-test mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/assp-test
