On Mon, November 3, 2008 11:22 am, Toni Van Remortel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> > Avoid stating problems and goals in terms of solutions (think in the > > "problem domain", not in the "solution domain"). I am certain you don't > > care about transports. what you want is the message to be delivered to > > two mailboxes, one of them (or both) being hosted on a remote server. > > I never talked about a remote server. That's irrelevant. I repeat, two deliveries requires two recipient addresses. [...] > Current simple test that works: create a script that is used as transport > system which captures the STDIN into a file and 'cat's that mail to the 2 > delivery agents. If I can find a way to duplicate STDIN, it's solved > (without a real Postfix solution). That's broken. How do you report back errors to Postfix if one of the two delivery agents fail? > After all, its a temporary solution that I need. There's no reason to lax the quality just because it's temporary. It's trivial to build a robust solution. -- Magnus Bäck [EMAIL PROTECTED]
