Hi, soumya tr <[email protected]> (Mo 11 Mär 2013 21:42:57 CET): > Hi Heiko, > > Thanks for the response. But is there any way I can do it via router? And > if via acl, I tried to add the acl as you have suggested under > acl_check_rcpt, but still mails are going out. > > Infact my requirement is to block a domain which is hosted in the server > itself to send out mail.
Do you want to block mails *coming from* some domain?
Or do you want to block mails *going to* some domain?
The domain in question is hosted on *your* Exim host, or is hosted
somewhere else?
I'm confused.
Best regards from Dresden/Germany
Viele Grüße aus Dresden
Heiko Schlittermann
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