Using Exim as a controlled relayer

[Gary Stainburn]

I've managed to get the Exim + Pgsql setup working.

For the domains I'm hosting I have a set of records which contain an email 
address within the domain and an delivery email address, e.g.

[e-mail] ->		[e-mail]

When I test this using

exim -bt [e-mail]

it works fine, but when I try to send an email it fails

relay not permitted.

Obviously i do not want to turn on relaying, so how can I configure Exim to 
allow emails that have matched a record in the user table to be forwarded?

[Tim]

Allegedly, on or about 26 March 2013, Gary Stainburn sent:
> When I test this using
>
> exim -bt [e-mail]
>
> it works fine, but when I try to send an email it fails
>
> relay not permitted.
>
> Obviously i do not want to turn on relaying, so how can I configure
> Exim to allow emails that have matched a record in the user table to
> be forwarded?

Bearing in mind your bowlderised example, my simplistic answer would be
to use real domain names (that you own) in your network.  Things work a
lot easier when you don't use fake domain names.  Being able to email
between machines, for just one example.