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From:	"Jonathan E. Brickman" <jbrickman AT joshuacorps DOT org>
Subject:	'exim' setup question
Date:	Sun, 29 Feb 2004 18:16:43 -0600
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A while ago I was using 'exim' quite successfully as an SMTP server 
under cygwin/XP. Then more and more email service providers started 
configuring their SMTP servers to not accept email sent from an ISP's 
dynamic IP list, as one step in defense against spam. At first I just 
set up exim's config file with a list of domains to route to my ISP's 
smarthost; but then that list of domains got longer and longer, and exim 
rapidly ceased to be practical -- and I never managed to get exim to 
first try direct sends, and then do smarthost sends, for all 
transmission, despite a large number of attempts using several different 
items in the exim manual. Anyone have a simple solution?

-- 
Jonathan E. Brickman
http://joshuacorps.org


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