Thus spake Timeboy: > > Dear Debian Users! > > After configuring exim, to send mails to my gmx account [EMAIL PROTECTED], > i have to do the next step: Cause i have some more mailboxes for my > commercial and private mail, i need to include them into my exim > configuration. An example: My prvate mailbox is [EMAIL PROTECTED] In this > case, what i have to do with this? > > login: > driver = plaintext > public_name = LOGIN > client_send = ": [EMAIL PROTECTED] : ****** " > > Can i change the last line to: > > client_send = ": [EMAIL PROTECTED] : ****** : [EMAIL PROTECTED] : ******" > > or do i have to write a second (login:) authentication? > > And which parts of #info exim and #vi /usr/share/doc/exim/spec.txt i > should read to get success? > > Timo
The login section is for authentication with your ISP only - you just need the one login : password combination. What you're talking about is rewriting your email address for various boxes depending on where the mail originates, it seems. I don't have any great solutions for that, although /etc/email-addresses takes care of rewriting your From: line for you. Lines of the form: Timo: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Timobusiness: [EMAIL PROTECTED] etc. Should do that if you want to set up different user accounts for yourself. You can also set up your MUA's (mutt, balsa, etc.) to rewrite the From: line, and have exim ignore it. That way you could have one account with multiple MTA's depending on which account you want to appear to be sending from. I'm sure there's a better way, but I don't know it. Good luck, Steve
