Melvyn Sopacua wrote:
The reason is that a client has unsolved ongoing configuration issues with
their Exchange server and can no longer afford to loose mail because of it.
The Exchange server is not my problem(tm).
. . .
4) Magically catch the accepted mail that bounces after completed transaction
(mailbox is full primarily. Spoof MAIL FROM: dialog?)
If you're saying that exchange is losing the mail, the easiest fix is to
configure postfix as a relayhost between the outside world and the
broken exchange server. Postfix will queue the mail and send it to the
exchange server as quickly as possible and if the exchange server is
down, it will wait until it's back up again.
If you're saying that there is actual broken client software (Outlook,
etc.) that's "loosing" mail, why not configure it for IMAP instead of
POP so the mail will remain on the Exchange server?
Terry
