You don't need to send via EIMS. You just want it receiving and forwarding the mail.
a.h.s. boy (lists) said: > Well, I know I've managed to avoid at least one more spamtrap, since > adding the one spamtrap domain I know of to the Mail Rejection > Strings...I keep getting bogus spoofed mail from that domain. > > So I'm experimenting with sending list mail through EIMS, to take > advantage of some of the greylisting/blocking features there. But I'd > love some advice on doing this as transparently as possible. So put > on your DNS expert hats if you can lend a hand. > > Bear in mind that EIMS and LetterRIP are NOT on the same machine. Why not? > EIMS is at mail.nothingness.org > LetterRip is currently at lists.nothingness.org (also CNAMEd > phantom.nothingness.org) > > I have some mailing lists: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > I have other mailing lists for clients: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > And I control the DNS for myself and all my clients, so I can arrange > things anyway possible. > > Can I keep "lists.nothingness.org" as an A record for the LetterRip > server, but make an MX record that sends mail to > "mail.nothingness.org"? Or do I have to make the A record for "lists" > point to the EIMS server? You want the MX record to go to your EIMS server. > I'm afraid of having to make LetterRip known only as > "phantom.nothingness.org" and then I'd worry that some mail would go > _out_ as "phantom.nothingness.org" and list members would end up > replying directly to "phantom" instead of through EIMS at "lists". > Does that make sense? You won't have to do that. Jud -- This message is from the Letterrip-Talk Mailing list. To unsubscribe, send mail to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Archive: http://www.mail-archive.com/letterrip-talk%40lists.letterrip.com/
