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add routing to external MX
Dear exim-dev@exim.org<mailto:exim-dev@exim.org> team,

My problem is that exim.conf does not offer to properly route external MX. Local delivery may be wrong.


* When a domain is created to be moved while testing and setting up:
Mail from another domain on the shared server goes to the preparated site unable to receive mail.


* When a domain has MS Exchange:
originaldomain.com -> forwardingdomain.com (exists on same shared server)-> externalmxdomain.com returns with No such recipient here.

You can also read my web page https://webhostingtech.nl/monitoring-email/solve-exim-issues/

Proposed for exim.conf:
domainlist external_mx_domains = lsearch;/etc/virtual/external_mx_domains
routing: domains = +external_mx_domains : ! +local_domains

Kind regards
Jan Willem Stegink
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Re: add routing to external MX [ In reply to ]
On 06/08/2022 12:07, Jan Willem Stegink via Exim-dev wrote:
> * When a domain is created to be moved while testing and setting up:
> Mail from another domain on the shared server goes to the preparated site unable to receive mail.
>
>
> * When a domain has MS Exchange:
> originaldomain.com -> forwardingdomain.com (exists on same shared server)-> externalmxdomain.com returns with No such recipient here.
>
> You can also read my web page https://webhostingtech.nl/monitoring-email/solve-exim-issues/
>
> Proposed for exim.conf:
> domainlist external_mx_domains = lsearch;/etc/virtual/external_mx_domains
> routing: domains = +external_mx_domains : ! +local_domains

What you decide is right for your Exim configuration file is up to you.
There's no change implied in the Exim codebase.
That's why the configuration is a file.
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Cheers,
Jeremy

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