Hey folks,
I have a postfix server on the same internal network as my WHM server. IN THE END, I just want to route every single outgoing mail through the postfix server.
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The only threads I've found about configuring a Smarthost all add routers and transport sections in the Advanced Editor, but I am hoping to avoid that if possible. So:
In the Exim Basic Editor there is a control to enable Smarthost Support! I put my mail server internal IP address there and the Exim service restarts. Excellent, until I send a mail from the command line.
Suddenly, the mail is frozen in the queue and won't route for any destination giving the short error:
[email protected] is undeliverable: The mail server could not deliver mail to [email protected]. The account or domain may not exist, they may be blacklisted, or missing the proper dns entries.
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The exim debug output gives quite a lot of info, but to narrow it down the main issue is that every lookup for domain.com fails in each of the router sections.
So it seems the one (Basic Editor) setting is insufficient to route the email. Were all these router sections being checked when Exim thought localhost was the MTA?
What else needs to be done after setting the smarthost IP address in Basic to make it work exactly as it did before? I don't need to do any special domain restriction at this time, just shove everything into postfix.
Thank you very much,
Chris
I have a postfix server on the same internal network as my WHM server. IN THE END, I just want to route every single outgoing mail through the postfix server.
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The only threads I've found about configuring a Smarthost all add routers and transport sections in the Advanced Editor, but I am hoping to avoid that if possible. So:
In the Exim Basic Editor there is a control to enable Smarthost Support! I put my mail server internal IP address there and the Exim service restarts. Excellent, until I send a mail from the command line.
Suddenly, the mail is frozen in the queue and won't route for any destination giving the short error:
[email protected] is undeliverable: The mail server could not deliver mail to [email protected]. The account or domain may not exist, they may be blacklisted, or missing the proper dns entries.
---
The exim debug output gives quite a lot of info, but to narrow it down the main issue is that every lookup for domain.com fails in each of the router sections.
So it seems the one (Basic Editor) setting is insufficient to route the email. Were all these router sections being checked when Exim thought localhost was the MTA?
What else needs to be done after setting the smarthost IP address in Basic to make it work exactly as it did before? I don't need to do any special domain restriction at this time, just shove everything into postfix.
Thank you very much,
Chris