From: Mark Constable [mailto:mar...@renta.net]
On Fri, 23 Apr 2004 08:56 pm, David Bruha wrote:
Thanks for the response David.
the problem is with the target server, not yours - it's a
generally known bug of a misconfigured MS Exchange server. To be
able to send mail there you have to add a line into your
esmtproutes config file with (for example):
excel-europe.com: /SECURITY=NONE
Try to google for it and you'll find various links to posts about
this Exchange behaviour. I have found many of them at Exim mail
lists.
I have this entry and restarted courier but still get the same error.
# cat /etc/courier/esmtproutes
61.8.8.197:<TAB>/SECURITY=NONE
esmtproutes - If the host being delivered to is found in this file,
the value will be used instead of looking up MX or A records. The
value is a space/tab separated list of IP addresses or hostnames.
Should this entry be in the bofh file instead perhaps ?
Right place, wrong format.
You need to specify the domain instead of the IP address. Your
example would only work for mail sent to 'user@61.8.8.197'.
Bowie
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