On 2011-08-29 at 13:13 +0000, Matt Justin wrote: > I have recently opened a ticket with cpanel support and it was escalated to > there dev team and this behavior was confirmed. > > We have found the following to be true: When 2 or more domians/ips are setup > to use /etc/mailhelo > /etc/mailips and one domain starts sending emails via smtp to the server and > the remote isp (in this case aol) temporarily places a block/restriction on > delivery for that IP and tells exim to queue the mail and then another > configured domain starts sending off different configured IP on the server, > exim will start to deliver the queued mail off the unblocked ip. This creates > all types of problems as its totally different customers sending this mail > and there spf/domain keys are mismatched. In addition they shouldnt be able > to effect each others delivery. In theory, Exim should keep the queued mail > there in the system till that ip is unblocked or return the mail as non > deliverable after X attempts. > > Below is what the cpanel support team has concluded.. We think this behavior > by Exim is a bug.. can anyone confirm and if so what is next step..
I need to see the actual configuration being used to know, since you describe some observed behaviour but not the configuration which it might be matched to. I somewhat suspect that you have same_domain_copy_routing turned on, which is not appropriate where different mails for the same domain can need to come from different transport instances. -Phil -- ## List details at https://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/
