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- Control/relayclients contains pairs of IP-numbers and RELAYCLIENT settings,
- with a colon separating them. When a matching IP number (or subnet) is
- found, the part to the right of the colon is used as if the
- RELAYCLIENT environment variable had been set to it. Examples:
-
- 127.:
- 12.34.56.:
- 123.45.67.89:@domain.for.broken.client
-
- This will allow hosts in the 127/8 and 12.34.56/24 networks and the host
- 123.45.67.89 to send to send to any address. In addition, recipient
- addresses in messages from 123.45.67.89 will have @domain.for.broken.client
- appended to them.
-
- The example from FAQ 5.5 can be implemented with a control/relayclients file
- containing:
-
- 1.2.3.6:
- 127.:
-
- The tcpd/tcpcontrol part of example from FAQ 5.6 would become this
- control/relayclients file:
-
- 1.2.3.6:@fixme
- 1.2.3.7:@fixme
-
-
- Control/relaydomains contains pairs of domains and RELAYCLIENT settings,
- separated by a colon. Apart from working on host names instead of IP numbers,
- it works the same way as control/relayclients. Example:
-
- localhost:
- .my.domain:
- broken-client.my.domain:@fixme
-
- This will allow localhost as well as all hosts in the my.domain domain
- to send mail to anywhere. In addition, messages from broken-client.my.domain
- will have @fixme appended to all recipient addresses.
-