This is a discussion on Exim 3.35-1, considering special email-addresses as local/ How? within the alt.comp.mail.exim forums, part of the Mail Servers and Related category; Hello NG, At our company, we have an internal local mail-server running Exim on a Debian stable, so employees ...
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Hello NG,
At our company, we have an internal local mail-server running Exim on a Debian stable, so employees can send themselves emails not going over the internet, while all other mail is sent to our providers mail-relay (we have a dialup connection). Incoming mail is fetched by fetchmail from the appropriate pop-servers. Right now the situation is, that, to send mail to a local user, we address it to unix-username@local-fakedomain what works very well, but we'd like to use our "real" email-addresses for sending mail. Unfortunately we can't consider our real mail-domain as a local domain, because we have some employees working from outside the building and not being able to access our local server (dialup-connection), so my question is, is there a way to tell exim to map a special email-address to a local unix user? I've googled already but didn't find anything useful, /etc/aliases and /etc/email-addresses also seemed not to be what I'm looking for (email-addresses does it only the other way around -> mapping local users to a email-address). TIA David. |
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