[UPDATE] Been looking at transport tables. Is the following solution workable as a temporary measure?
On the unblacklisted gateway I add the blacklisted gateway to the mynetworks line in main.cf. On the blacklisted gateway I do the following: Add the line below to main.cf transport_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/transport /etc/postfix/transport contains: mylocaldomain1 smtp:localserver.mydomain.org mylocaldomain2 smtp:localserver.mydomain.org tiscali.co.uk smtp:othergateway.mydomain.org * :MX's of other domains I'm not sure if the last line in the hash file is possible or what the syntax would be. Can something like that be done? Local domains get delivered locally, tiscali.co.uk gets delivered to the other gateway to be sent along to tiscali's MXs and any other nonlocal domain (hotmail, gmail etc) gets sent to the MXs for that domain. Thanks for any help anyone can offer. Guy 2008/11/27 Guy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hi guys, > > I've got a bit of a problem. I have two mail gateways that do > virtual_alias_maps lookups via mysql. So local mail gets passed back > to the imap servers, while any forwarding accounts go out from the > gateway to which ever remote email address the user has specified. My > problem is that one of the gateways has been blocked by Tiscali and > they are taking their own sweet time about replying to requests to > delist the gateway because some of our users forward mail to their > tiscali accounts. > > Is it possible for me to route mail that is forwarding to > tiscali.co.uk via the second gateway (which isn't blacklisted by > Tiscali)? > -- Don't just do something...sit there!
