Hi,
I have several virtual domains with seperate ips on my virtualmin server.
When I send out email from one virtualdomain it goes out through the IP of another (perhaps random) IP.
i.e. domain x y z
I send from x and it goes out through y’s ip.
I send from y and it goes out sometimes through x’s ip
Is there anyway I can bind smtp for x to x’s ip (and y to y’s ip …)?
Also… my messageid has 123ABBC@(the senders host name) rather than 123ABBC@x
is there anyway to force that as well?
I appreciate any pointing in the right direction!!
Email would go out via your default route on your server, which is typically setup to be your eth0 interface.
That’s unfortunately not something that’s configurable – email will always go out via your server’s primary/default IP address.
Also, the message ID would have the server’s hostname in it. Unfortunately, that’s not configurable either
If the IP address and hostname that show up in the headers is an issue for any of your customers, that may mean it’s time for them to look into a VPS where they can tweak all as much as they want. There’s both free and paid versions of Cloudmin which can assist in provisioning VPS’s on your server.
