II have an unusual situation where most of my clients are happy with "verify sender", "use callouts" and RBL lookups all enabled. There is one customer who insists he is not getting emails and demands these checks be disabled.
Is there any way to do this on a per-domain basis? A whitelist will not work as I would have to go through the rejectlog often to
see what addresses are being bounced. I have found about five percent of his rejects which are due to failed sender verify callouts _may_ be legit.....however even though these servers may not be RFC compliant the customer still wants these mails.
Running WHM 11.2.0, cpanel 11.10.0 stable, CentOS 4.5, Exim 4.63
(edited 8-29-2007)
OK, I found some code which appearently worked on the older exim ACL format;
Add this line to the exim.conf options (first box) in the advanced editor:
domainlist rbl_bypass = lsearch;/etc/rblbypass
Touch /etc/rblbypass, add to it the domain.com you want bypassed
Modify the ACL:
# RBL Bypass Local Domain List
!domains = +rbl_bypass
But my problem is that I need to know where to enter this in the new Exim ACL. More detailed info is at: "http://www.webhostgear.com/175.html" but this info is old and does not seem to apply to cpanel 11.
Can anyone help with this????
Is there any way to do this on a per-domain basis? A whitelist will not work as I would have to go through the rejectlog often to
see what addresses are being bounced. I have found about five percent of his rejects which are due to failed sender verify callouts _may_ be legit.....however even though these servers may not be RFC compliant the customer still wants these mails.
Running WHM 11.2.0, cpanel 11.10.0 stable, CentOS 4.5, Exim 4.63
(edited 8-29-2007)
OK, I found some code which appearently worked on the older exim ACL format;
Add this line to the exim.conf options (first box) in the advanced editor:
domainlist rbl_bypass = lsearch;/etc/rblbypass
Touch /etc/rblbypass, add to it the domain.com you want bypassed
Modify the ACL:
# RBL Bypass Local Domain List
!domains = +rbl_bypass
But my problem is that I need to know where to enter this in the new Exim ACL. More detailed info is at: "http://www.webhostgear.com/175.html" but this info is old and does not seem to apply to cpanel 11.
Can anyone help with this????
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