Well I doubt that you can use routing rules when your talking about redirecting outbound mail.. Routing rules are for handling a message as it is being routed to an inbound mailbox, not a local account sending to a non-local domain. So if [EMAIL PROTECTED] tries to send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] the routing rules would not be evaluated because the destination was not a local mailbox.
For outbound messages you have 2 choices.. You either deliver the message yourself our you relay it through another mail server.. (mta = yes or no) Danny On 07/Oct/2003 15:09:58, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (svarvaro) wrote: > Jeff- > > I KNOW that DNS is the root of the problem. However, let me once > again ask anyone who may know how to set up some ROUTING RULES in > Sambar to divert aol destined messages to an isp while using MTA for > everything else. > > By the way, I have a static IP with Charter Pipeline. Unfortunately, > they don't support reverse DNS. When I requested a static IP, all > they did is lock down the dynamic IP I was on at the time....so it > looks like I'm doomed to remain in the residential IP range. > > But, someone in a past forum mentioned that ROUTING RULES can resolve > the problem. Right now I disabled MTA and am using my ISP for mail > delivery. While there are no problems with this setup, it seems a > bit lame for a computer fanatic like me. > > Steve Varvaro > > ------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe please go to http://www.sambar.ch/list/ > > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe please go to http://www.sambar.ch/list/
