Exim

[Desai, Jason]

> > Yes, Exim can do this.  You will need to create an entry in
> your Routers
> > section something like the following:
>
> Ok.
>
> > prolocation_router:
> >   driver = domainlist
> >   transport = remote_smtp
> >   domains = prolocation.net
> >   route_list = "* mailstore.prolocation.net byname"
> >
> > You'll probably want this to be the first entry in your
> Routers section,
> > since the order matters.
> >
> > You can test your setup by running the following:
> >
> > exim -C <path to config file> -bt emailaddress at prolocation.net
>
> Can Exim also take external files ? Since i have a couple of hundred
> entry's in my sendmail mailertable at the moment, would be
> nice to have
> that in a seperate file, same goed for the domains i relay mail for...
>
> Thanks so far :)
>
> Bye,
> Raymond.

I think Tony's suggestion can allow for an external file, but I have not
done that before.  But the test above will still work to make sure mail will
go where you want it to.

Jason