Tuesday 18 April 2006 06:05 skrev Paul Rupp: > Hello All, > > I have just set up a shared hosting account on a commercial webserver with > access to Exim. I sprung for a dedicated IP, and the system administrator > sets reverse DNS for me. I noticed, of course, given the standard > configuration for Exim, that when I send messages through "my" smtp server, > it picks up the IP of the shared host, and the hostname of the main system, > and these are inserted into e-mail headers. > > What changes do we need to make to the configuration of Exim (...)
Do you have your own instance of Exim? In that case it shouldn't be a problem - just change primary_hostname and maybe local_interfaces. If not, how does the provider separate your configuration from other customers'? -- Magnus Holmgren [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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