>>
>> 1) Can the mail just get sent to the appliance first?
>>
>> 2) Can the appliance add a header to tell us it has already seen the 
>> message?
>>
>> 3) Have you read Tim Jacksons paper and considered running Anti-Spam 
>> on the Exim box itself?
>> http://www.exim-new-users.co.uk/content/view/99/39/
>>
>> Thanks
>> Jason_Meers
> The first option is discarted, because there are more than one thousand 
> clients and most of them connect the exim with ip, and the guy 
> responsable of this doesn't want to change,
> 
> The second one could be, I tried to recognize the header to stop the 
> loop, but the exim send me a configuration error, of course i didn't 
> configure fine, i tried with the next lines:
> 
> smart_route:
> driver = manualroute
> transport = remote_smtp
> route_list = * "${if match{$sender_rcvhost:}{\something_on_header.*\}\
>                   {!+local_domains}{ip_of_appliance_filter}}"
> 
> The exim recongize the header, but not the !+local_domains, it send me 
> an mta error with this option.
> 
> 3. I am not the postmaster of this exim box, and I ask the postmaster 
> guy to do it, but they want to use the appliance, so I don't have other 
> way to do it,
> 
> I think the best way is the second option, only i need to know how to do 
> the actions.
> 

You don't need to test the domain in the "route_list".
You can just set as condition on this router such as:

domains = !+local_domains

under your

driver = manualroute statement.

Thanks
Jason_Meers
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