On 26/11/10 16:15, dani wrote: > hello, > i would like to ask the community if there is anything i can do in the > following situation: > > 1. linux server at home, behind a small router connected via a pppoe > firewalled connection with dynamic allocated ip address (i can send > emails fine behind the router, but i cant receive, my :25 port is > firewalled by isp, that cannot change unfortunately.) > > 2. linux server hosted on a public static ip, full access on the > machine, exim configured and running there. > > is there any way i can set up the two exims to be able ro receive mail > at home, on the firewalled linux ? i have full access on my domain dns > records aswell.. > > thanks! > What I would do is as follows:
Set the publicly accessible server as your domain's MX Add the domain you want to handle on your home machine as a relay domain (on public IP server) Register your home machine with a dynamic dns service (if you're hosting your own DNS, then you could do it directly, otherwise try dyndns.com) Use the hubbed_hosts exim router (looks up domains against CONFDIR/hubbed_hosts), and add an entry for your domain in hubbed_hosts [I think this is defined in the stock configuration, in any case it is a fairly simple router] example.com your.home.pc:587 Configure exim at home to listen on port 587, and to use your other server as a smarthost for outbound mail. Dominic -- ## List details at http://lists.exim.org/mailman/listinfo/exim-users ## Exim details at http://www.exim.org/ ## Please use the Wiki with this list - http://wiki.exim.org/
