This has me stumped.
I have esmtproutes working fine for two domains - basically all mail for
domain1.com is being relayed to newserver.example.com
I found that it was best to remove the entry from hosteddomains and run
makehosted domains as well.
Now I've added a new entry to esmtproutes
Kevin Bailey writes:
Now I've added a new entry to esmtproutes (and removed it from
hosteddomains) but when email is now sent to the the server I'm getting
550 relay not permitted
There's no such error message in Courier.
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We all know how SPF breaks forwarding. Some even say that forwarding has
been broken since rfc1123 deprecated source routing in the envelope return
path, in 1989. Anyway, it is broken now. That's why I'm asking to this
list for any comments, thoughts, and insights that may lead to fix
Gordon Messmer wrote:
Alessandro Vesely wrote:
More or less, that's it. The Anti-Spam Research Group might have been a
more suitable list for this topic, but I'd rather seek practical advice. Any?
Look at SRS?
http://www.openspf.org/SRS
SRS solves a number of cases for large