Teemu Ikonen wrote: > The ones I've checked are either too simple (nullmailer, ssmtp) or > too complex (exim and everything else).
Nut sure why you say the above.
> 1. The MTA is not a daemon and does not receive mail from the network
Nullmailer.
> 2. Mail is sent to external addresses via an smtp relay
Nullmailer.
> 3. If the smtp host cannot be contacted, the mail is queued.
> Retransmission is tried hourly by a cron-job or similar.
Nullmailer.
> 4. No local delivery of mail (mail sent to local accounts is either
> discarded, or sent to the users external address found from a mail
> alias file)
Nullmailer.
> And optionally
> 5. The mail to UIDs under 1000 (i.e. root) is also appended to a flat file
> in /var/log or similar
Not sure if Nullmailer does this but you did say it was optional. So
Nullmailer fits your needs yet it is too simple?
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