-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Okay ... Simple enough set up, I have a box on the end of a cable modem, I get an SMTP feed for my main domain from an ISP which holds primary and secondary MX for it, but only from my addresses, (for example [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED]). This part is no problem, my box accepts and delivers these mails correctly. The next part of the scenario is, I have some mates with addresses (eg [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED]) who have pop boxes at this ISP and get their mail direct from those. The problem occurs when I want my machines from my LAN to send out mail (through my SMTP server) to one of these other [EMAIL PROTECTED] which according to MX is not my server, but according to control/virtualdomains and the rules I have in assign, it is .... How do I get the box to distiguish between local and remote delivery so I can continue to get my mail via SMTP feed, but I can still post out to other users and domain.com who's popboxes are held at my ISP ? Thoughts / Comments ? Simon -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: PGP 6.5.8 iQCVAwUBOsH+v+GAyrBtc/IxAQGrpgP9Fk/+BYD/T1p4ihWwoHK3/LQW12tnXmpL 6D25wh/ndEnrdiVTBPNOAstumWxwwJ/B4jbZX1sMLJ4fw3dhqKFERGivyR4PotmQ kv4xdu5mmkQ7vhRUh5difS/kzTpa9xLJVRS6332dYu3/EoX9jkNndgUrMm3SrhA0 GWT5NY1VaXY= =XhOG -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
