You want to have one of the following items;
        1. You either want "uname -n"  to return the correct fqdn name for
you.
        2. If uname does not return a fqdn, exim will use gethostbyname
which will return the first entry in the host file.
        3. or set primary_hostname in exim.conf file, it needs to be in
there early as part of the core configuration.

Good luck,

Tim

-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Jason Morehouse
Sent: Tuesday, August 02, 2005 4:02 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [exim] (host) incorrectly presented itself as....

Hello,

A quick problem with how my box identifies itself to remote servers
(wrong).  Here is a quick example.

192.111.111.1 - hub.mydomain.com (1st ip on box)
192.111.111.2 - smtp.mydomain.com (exim)

Exim is configured to listen on 192.111.111.2 with:

local_interfaces = 192.111.111.2 : 127.0.0.1

Watching the mailog on a remote server, my server still presents itself
as hub.mydomain.com, yet I elho smtp.mydomain.com.  This gives the
warning: 

* Remote host  192.111.111.1 (hub.mydomain.com) incorrectly presented
itself as smtp.mydomain.com. *

Is there some other configuration option I need to set to exclusivity
use smtp.mydomain.com?

Thanks,
-J


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