This is a discussion on Forwarding undeliverable mail to a different server in Exim 3 within the alt.comp.mail.exim forums, part of the Mail Servers and Related category; Hi, We're actually migrating from Exim to Exchange (sorry!) and as part of the gradual migration I need to ...
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Hi,
We're actually migrating from Exim to Exchange (sorry!) and as part of the gradual migration I need to be in the situation where some users are on the UNIX system and some on Exchange. I want to basically set up the Exim system so that any mail that comes in and is undeliverable on that server gets forwarded to the Exchange server. I've looked at my Exim 3 book and on the net but can't find a clear and concise way to configure this system, which I believe is called smarthosting. It appears to require a new router adding to the /usr/ local/etc/exim/configure file and the daemon then restarting but I've tried loads of things but just can't get the damned thing forwarding. It just generates an undeliverable message and doesn't forward the message to Exchange. Can anyone help me? |
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