Zbigniew Szalbot wrote: > Dear exim users, > > Is it possible to configure exim so that once certain rerty time passes > (say 24h), when attempting to send queued emails exim will switch to pass > them to a smarthost instead of trying to deliver them straight to the end > recipients? > > I guess it may be difficult in terms of header rewriting and such? We are > on a DSL line and we deliver majority of emails but there are always a few > addresses which we cannot reach because their postmasters disallow mails > from DSL line, even when we have a permanent IP address and rDNS set > correctly. > > Any thoughts would be appreciated. >
You could probably store the date in a header then check it with a condition statement in your router, update the header if the date is not old enough, or pass it through a smarthost if it's old enough. I know this is not really an elegant solution but it should work.
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