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> Hello, > > For some users, they don't like our outgoing IP address. > telnet mx.abcd.com 25 will have infinite time out, I assume they blocked our > ougoing IP address. We don't have the problem to send to > all other users. > the first thing is to check why. if you have an "anomaly" in your settings (rdns, ...) you should fix it. > I wonder if it is possible that we can specify a different IP address as > outgoing mail address for those special user, but not other users? > my machine has configured eth0 and eth0:0 with two IP address. both IP has > reverse DNS settings. > so it should not be difficult to get the second IP address. > > > the document about smtp_bind_address mentions one way to do it is over > master.cf file with the syntax. > > smtp ... smtp -o smtp_bind_address=11.22.33.44 > > If the intended outgoing IP is 11.22.33.44, my client's IP address is > 12.12.12.12 or the mail server is mx.abcd.com, > wonder how can I make the change? > > define another smtp transport: smtp2 ... smtp -o .... and use transport_maps: theydontlikeus.example smtp2:
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