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#6 Re: Sending mail with Exim from 'dialup' IP Posted by phoenix (193.113.xx.xx) on Wed 11 Jan 2006 at 15:55 Lee, Thanks for your suggestion. I have been playing about with this, but not having much (any luck). I'm using a single config file, this is what I've tried: at the very top of the exim4.conf I've got the line domainlist rbl_blockers = leeds.ac.uk Then within the routers section I have: rbl_blockers_via_smarthost: driver = manualroute domains = +rbl_blockers transport = ntlworld route_list = rbl_blockers smtp.ntlworld.com byname debug_print = "R: rbl_blockers_via_smarthost for $local_part@$domain" no_more and finally within transports section I have: ntlworld: driver = smtp hosts = smtp.ntlworld.com I have also tried (as you suggested) transport=remote_smtp as well as various other incarnations of route_list and domains. When sending an e-mail, exim shows R=dnslookup T=remote_smtp I have ensured my routers section entry is above the dnslookup entry. Google hasn't been much help either :/ Any more suggestions? Cheers, -Jeff

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