This is a discussion on How to get log to show details of rejected relay? within the alt.comp.mail.exim forums, part of the Mail Servers and Related category; I have been working on getting a windows machine to relay mail through my Debian server with exim4. I have ...
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I have been working on getting a windows machine
to relay mail through my Debian server with exim4. I have reconfigured exim to relay mail from the computers on the network, but exim continues to not allow relays. The logs show that the relay was refused but I need a more detailed explanation. How do I get the logs to give detailed explanation for refusing a relay? |
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Hello Tom,
Tom schrieb/wrote: > I have been working on getting a windows machine > to relay mail through my Debian server with exim4. > I have reconfigured exim to relay mail > from the computers on the network, but exim > continues to not allow relays. The logs show that > the relay was refused but I need a more detailed > explanation. > > How do I get the logs to give detailed explanation > for refusing a relay? Either you start exim in "Debug Mode" (Option -D), or you simulate your SMTP session calling "exim -bh" with the IP address of the client as argument. Just give it a try. Regards, Christian -- Christian Schmidt | Germany | ChriSchmiLi@gmx.de No HTML Mails, please!! De eene hett 'n Rittergut, de annere ritt 'n Gitter rut. |
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I tried the exim -bh command, but that gives no more
information than the logs. "Christian Schmidt" <ChriSchmiLi@gmx.de> wrote in message news:slrne8p1so.26n.ChriSchmiLi@server.linau.de... > Hello Tom, > > Tom schrieb/wrote: > >> I have been working on getting a windows machine >> to relay mail through my Debian server with exim4. >> I have reconfigured exim to relay mail >> from the computers on the network, but exim >> continues to not allow relays. The logs show that >> the relay was refused but I need a more detailed >> explanation. >> >> How do I get the logs to give detailed explanation >> for refusing a relay? > > Either you start exim in "Debug Mode" (Option -D), or you simulate > your SMTP session calling "exim -bh" with the IP address of the client > as argument. Just give it a try. > > Regards, > Christian > -- > Christian Schmidt | Germany | ChriSchmiLi@gmx.de > No HTML Mails, please!! > De eene hett 'n Rittergut, de annere ritt 'n Gitter rut. |
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Hello tom,
tom schrieb/wrote: > I tried the exim -bh command, but that gives no more > information than the logs. What about starting exim in debug mode? When exim answers "relaying denied" there is probably something wrong with your RCPT_TO ACL. And, please, don't top post. Regards, Christian -- Christian Schmidt | Germany | ChriSchmiLi@gmx.de No HTML Mails, please!! De eene hett 'n Rittergut, de annere ritt 'n Gitter rut. |