> zimbra_router:
> driver = manualroute
> transport = remote_smtp
> local_parts = <list/file/db/etc. of zimbra users>
> route_data = example.com zimbra.example.com;
Awesome! It worked! After reading the documentation I just had to remove the
semicolon at then end of route_data, and change route_data by route_list, or I
would get this error:
error in router: unknown routing option or transport name "zimbra.example.com;"
So, the final version is:
zimbra_router:
driver = manualroute
transport = remote_smtp
local_parts = /etc/exim4/zimbra.users
route_list = example.com 172.16.1.68
> Or you could do other things where you look-up the destination machine
> based on the user. There are a few ways to "skin this cat".
:) But nothing could be easier than this, I think. And I only added the
zimbra_router at the top of routers. The other (non zimbra) users just "fall
through" and receive the normal (previous) treatment. Exactly what I needed.
Thanks Dan!
Eduardo.
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