On 17/05/2005, at 9:31 PM, Paul Keogh wrote:
Hi,
Does Courier support source routing ?
I want to be able to route SMTP traffic through a Courier server based on a combination of
originator address, source IP and source port - ie. have a routing rule that says "all messages from [EMAIL PROTECTED] get routed to 123.456.789.0, port 42000.
That's not source routing. Source routing is where the sender specifies the route, and is generally a Bad Idea. This is just normal routing.
Having an MTA on a non-standard port isn't normally recommended, but this setup is possible. Configure courier to accept mail for somedomain.com in esmtpacceptmailfor, but don't add it to locals or hosteddomains. Instead add a line like:
somedomain.com:123.454.321.1,42000
to esmtproutes, courier will consult this file before DNS, so it'll pick up this entry and forward.
-- Phillip Hutchings http://www.sitharus.com/
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