D. Dante Lorenso wrote:
All,
I'm running Exim for a local network which uses a fake TLD like
"domain.dev" for development. This machine sends emails to the root
user about system maintenance, etc. I set up /etc/aliases to forward
that mail to a real mailbox on the corporate network:
root: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
But the "domain.com" mail server is configured to check the sender
address and finds that the mail is coming from [EMAIL PROTECTED] and
rejects the mail. How can I send mail from my development network to
the production network and bypass this check easily?
Do I need to whitelist the domain.dev or something to bypass the ACL
checks? How is this done normally? Anyone else have a similar setup to
mine?
Can't you just add the domain.dev to local domain list?
Example:
domainlist local_domains = domain.com : domain.dev : localhost
Cheers.
begin:vcard
fn:Frank Bernhardt
n:Bernhardt;Frank
org:b.c.s.i.
adr:;;14 Halton Court;Markham;ON;L3P 6R3;Canada
email;internet:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
title:President
tel;work:905-471-1691
tel;fax:905-471-3016
tel;pager:416-719-7542
tel;cell:416-540-7694
version:2.1
end:vcard
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