Re: Help with multiple domains and multiple IPs


"Jim Coates" <jimc@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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"Grant Taylor" <gtaylor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message

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On 5/31/2007 12:08 AM, Jim Coates wrote:
What if my line option looked like this: DAEMON_OPTIONS(`Name=IPv4,
Family=inet, Modifiers=bh')

How would that translate to what you are talking about?

DAEMON_OPTIONS(`Address=127.0.0.1, Family=inet, Port=25, Name=LocalMTA')
DAEMON_OPTIONS(`Address=127.0.0.1, Family=inet, Port=587,
Name=LocalMSA')
DAEMON_OPTIONS(`Address=123.123.123.1, Family=inet, Port=25,
Name=dotOneMTA, M=b')
DAEMON_OPTIONS(`Address=123.123.123.1, Family=inet, Port=587,
Name=dotOneMSA, M=b')
DAEMON_OPTIONS(`Address=123.123.123.2, Family=inet, Port=25,
Name=dotTwoMTA, M=b')
DAEMON_OPTIONS(`Address=123.123.123.2, Family=inet, Port=587,
Name=dotTwoMSA, M=b')

Just add the "Family" paramiter.

I think the "h" modifier you have belongs on "ClientPortOptions".

Will you provide your .mc file so that I can try to get a complete
example for you?



Grant. . . .


I might give it a go first... yes, I see the "h" modifier being in the
wrong place. I actually didn't make this file, my ISP did. Go figure.

What would happen if I just did:

DAEMON_OPTIONS(`Address=127.0.0.1, Family=inet, Name=LocalMTA')
DAEMON_OPTIONS(`Name=IPv4, Family=inet, M=b')

??

Would that work as well (notice I dropped the port and then used a "catch
all" instead of specifying each IP).

Just curious.

Thanks for all the help,
Jim


Wow... I might have actually gotten it to work.

I put in three lines (as I did not specify the port).. one for each IP. It
seems to have built correctly and it seems to be binding correctly.

NEW localhost mail is now going out correctly as well.

That being said, I have 43 messages in queue that were submitted via the
localhost before I made the change. They still appear to be stuck. I tried
to flush them, but they still return with an error of not being able to use
the requested address.

Any ideas on that?

Thanks SO much for your help! I owe ya one!

Jim




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