On 21 Jul 2005 at 3:55, Jim Archer wrote about
"Re: [exim] controlling where email ":
|...
| They don't, so I guess I'll have to do this:
|
| accept domains = +spamsoap_domains
| authenticated = *
|
| accept domains + +spamsoap_domains
| hosts = +relay_from_hosts
|
| accept domains = +spamsoap_domains
| endpass
| message = traffic for $domain not accepted from
| $sender_host_address
| hosts = 66.179.26.128/26
Yup that will work.
|...
| Is there really no way to force every message to route out via SMTP with
| dnslookup?
Ah, you want to force your own users messages through your spam
filtering server. That wasn't clear to me before. Sure, you can do
that but you'd use a manualroute router rather than dnslookup. Just
set an acl_cN variable in the first two accept stanzas (or just the
relay_from_domains accept to at least skip the extra step for
authenticated users), and test it as a condition in a manualroute
router before the local delivery router.
- Fred
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