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Andrew Nimmo edited this page Jan 4, 2022
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Can I configure Exim so that my gateway host sends a copy of each incoming message to each of two internal hosts?
The easiest way to do this is to make use of the unseen
router option,
and set up two separate routers. You need to be able to identify
incoming messages somehow. Typically this can be done by testing the
domain of the recipient address, in which case the configuration should
contain something like this:
r1:
driver = manualroute
domains = ! *.your.domain.example
route_data = host1.your.domain.example
transport = remote_smtp
unseen
r2:
driver = manualroute
domains = ! *.your.domain.example
route_data = host2.your.domain.example
transport = remote_smtp
The unseen
setting on r1 means that after it has accepted an
address, the address is also passed on to r2, and so two deliveries
occur.
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