Steps to Route email through another server in Exim Cpanel

Hi All,

Below is the steps to route the email for all of the domains through another server. The MTA should need to authenticate on to the the relay server inorder to send emails.

On Cpanel Go to

Main > Service Configuration > Exim Configuration Editor, click on the Advanced Editor button, and enter the following in Section:AUTH:

begin authenticators

ServerName_login:
 driver = plaintext
 public_name = LOGIN
 client_send = : ServerNameUsername : ServerNamePassword

on the section client_send provide the mail account username and password to authent
 icate to the antoher server.

Then add the following route in the Section: ROUTERSTART configuration box as shown in the following image:

send_via_ServerName:
driver = manualroute
domains = ! +local_domains
transport = ServerName_smtp
hosts_randomize = true
route_list = * ServerName.com::25 randomize byname
host_find_failed = defer
no_more

Add the following transport to the Section: TRANSPORTSTART configuration box as shown in the following image:

ServerName_smtp:
driver = smtp
hosts_require_auth = *
tls_tempfail_tryclear = true
headers_add = X-AuthUser: ${if match {$authenticated_id}{.*@.*}\
{$authenticated_id} {${if match {$authenticated_id}{.+}\
{$authenticated_id@$primary_hostname}{$authenticated_id}}}}

That's it

Now you will be able to send emails in exim accounts through another server.

Thanks and Regards
Syamkumar.M

Ubuntu dependency issue while upgrading (linux-headers-generic (= 3.2.0.72.86) but 3.2.0.76.90 is to be installed)

Hi,

I faced an error while I ran the apt-get upgrade command on the Ubuntu 12.04 LTS server for fixing the Glibc vulnerability. The Exact error is


linux-header: depends on linux-headers-generic (= 3.2.0.72.86): but 3.2.0.76.90 is to be installed.


Below is the steps for fixing the issue. First check the header packages installed using the command

apt-get --get-selections |grep -i header


Then remove the below packages using the dpkg commands as below.


sudo dpkg -r linux-image-generic-pae
sudo dpkg -r linux-headers-generic-pae
sudo dpkg -r linux-generic-pae


Now run the below commands to upgrade


sudo apt-get -f install
sudo apt-get upgrade


This will installl the required packages and will replace the headers with new one and will resolve the dependency issues.



Thanks and Regards
Syamkumar.M