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Hi widyachacra, |
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on Thursday, 2007-05-17 at 16:15:29, you wrote: |
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> we have two internet links. one is a leased line other one is an ADSL |
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> broadband line. now i need to route our outgoing emails through the ADSL |
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> broadband line. how can i do that? |
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Can you use your DSL provider's mail server as a "smarthost"? If so, |
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regular routing should take care of it as it will be less hops to that |
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host via the DSL interface. Or you could set up an explicit route to it. |
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If not...well, I've never done it, but how about blocking outgoing |
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connections to port 25 on the leased-line interface using iptables? Not |
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the cleanest solution but it should work for now---there's certainly a |
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better one if you know qmail well, which I don't. |
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cheers! |
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Matthias |
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