A exim acl question

[scooby2]

Is there any way to limit mail to specific domains from certain ip addresses? I have started using a Mailfoundry for certain domains but without a way to limit where each domain can get mail from, it is failing to work as well as it could. (spammers caching mx records)

With postfix it would be a simple addition to the access file. I'm wondering if I could add an acl that says something like if domain is in the mailfoundry_domains and your ip is not xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx, reject?

I've used postfix and sendmail exclusively so any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,
Scooby

 

[nobaloney]

This can be done by customizing DirectAdmin's exim.conf file.

Jeff

 

[fwpeter]

This can be done by customizing DirectAdmin's exim.conf file.

Jeff

I'm looking for the same solution (also see http://www.directadmin.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4705&highlight=acl+exim) but on a per domain basis. Does anybody have a solution to this?

So I have a number of ip-addresses from which mail should be accepted, other senders should be denied (just for one domain). Is it possible doing this via DA panel or should this be done in the Exim conf?

 

[nobaloney]

You'll require custom changes to exim.conf.

Jeff

 

[fwpeter]

You'll require custom changes to exim.conf.

Jeff

Jeff,

Thank you, I read that before. Can you give a suggestion how to achieve this? I cannot find information to get started.

 

[nobaloney]

You'll have to create your own ACLs. Learning how to do ACLs is a bit beyond the scope of the DirectAdmin forum. I suggest either the online resources at exim.org or the exim book published by UIT Cambridge Ltd.

You can find it here.

(Note the link is a simple Amazon link; it doesn't go through anyone's Amazon referral account.)

Jeff