<snip> > > I don't believe this is presently possible with qmail (or QMT). > > > > I don't see any reference to patches. I'd be glad to consider including > > one which allows this. > > > > Thanks. > > > The only way I know of doing this is with IPTables (set an outgoing rule > that specifies the outbound IP for all things SMTP. > My only concern is whether IPTables can do this with the "other" IP > being the same device -- have to look into that one (I know I can do it > when the devices are different hardware (eth0 vs. eth1) -- I'm just not > sure I can do it with 2 instances of eth0).
Hi, The outgoingip patch is here. http://www.gadgetwiz.com/software/outgoingip.patch And outgoingips patch is http://rno-consultores.com./mail/qmail/qmail-1.03_outgoingips.patch I was told that the later will create multiple identity and some of the mail servers out there will deny access regards nic
