-----Original Message-----
From: Randall Shaw [SMTP:cour...@thewebchoice.com]
Sent: Tuesday, August 06, 2002 10:54 AM
Cc: courier
Subject: Re: [courier-users] "Smart" relay not actually smart?
One way I found to stop it (not sure if this is right, as it means more
configuration headaches), but if for EACH new domain that is hosted on
the machine, I have to add that domain to:
esmtpacceptmailfor (new file in dir, or append to current file)
hosteddomains (new file in dir, or append to current file)
esmtproutes (append to TOP of file as "newdomain.com:" with the colon)
That seems to tell it to deliver those domains to their proper MX
location (which ends up being the same machine).
It sounds like the hosteddomains file is not set up properly. Did you run
makehosteddomains after editing it?
As I understand it, any domain listed in hosteddomains should bypass
esmtproutes and be delivered locally. I have a similar configuration here
with only a default smart relay host defined in esmtproutes and everything
works perfectly.
It's also possible that it may also have something to do with your local
delivery agent. My system is set up for Courier to deliver directly to the
maildirs.
This is messy, and I cant believe this is how it should be ... so I may
be wrong as well on this! LOL!
Bowie
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