[Sussex] Exim problems

[Geoff Teale]

Steve Wrote:
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> Welcome to Debian Woody.

Thanks.. a mail that I failed to send explained why I was doing this :)  The
Gentoo box is still my day to day surfing and software testing box but I see
significant advantages to you and I running a similar base when we're
working on INSIDE stuff - moreover the Gentoo box tends to get all sorts of
interesting stuff installed on it (like the Berlin/Fresco windowing system).

I did some more work on the parser last night.  Although I'm having trouble
finding the parser.h and parserInternals.h on Debian.  I've got libxml's .so
file under /usr/lib but /usr/include doesn't seem to have the headers and I
can't find a package for libxml development (other than Perl ones).  I'll
probably just download the files I need and keep them in the project
directory for the moment.


> When I get home tonight I'll send you my exim config file.  It
> does some receipt re-writing and handle incoming mail to any of
> my three e-mail addresses (steve at dobson.org, dobbo at debian.org,
> <anything>@krasnegar.demon.co.uk).
> 
> It also has a dynamic SMARTHOST config that works for my laptop
> depending how I'm connected.  Should provide a good template for
> your site.
> 
> It works for me if I connect via a third party connection (say at
> a conference) where I use POP3 to pull my mail, and when I'm dialled
> in to my ISP (Demon) which SMTP my e-mail straight to my laptop.
> 
> All out-going e-mail is sent via a smart host.

Thanks.  This sounds similar to what I have been trying to achieve.
 
> Steve

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Geoff Teale
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