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Only stupid question is one that isn't asked! Actually the remote
system is EIMS! :) Yeah - I checked all that out.<br>
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<pre wrap="">Silly question... You are sure Exchange is rejecting unknown recipients?
Else... Postfix is grand... Then again, I would be saying that, wouldn't i;-)
2010/1/15, Marc Lucke <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:marc@marcsnet.com"><marc@marcsnet.com></a>:
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<pre wrap="">I'll either try to work out what is wrong with smf-save on my 2x CentOS
5.4 boxes or I'll looking into Postfix :) The smf-sav list is looking a
little sad but my question wasn't only about if people here had it
running or not, but also if anyone was running another solution other
than milter-ahead which I don't want to pay for or smf-sav which I'm
having some sort of problem with.
I did see the exchange script stuff but I won't implement that.
Postfix looks like the best solution to me!
Thanks list, for your input and advice! :)
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