Le 10/01/2011 22:13, Zhou, Yan a écrit : > Hi there, > > I am using local transport to process messages from Postfix. When > message arrives, Postfix will call a script, passing in the message, > which we will process. > > If user sends a message with multiple recipients (in two different > domains) to Postfix, I noticed that Postfix will create two messages, > one for each domain. The number of separate messages Postfix creates is > equivalent to number of different domains. > > Is there a way to force Postfix to create a single message for all > recipients, no matter how many different domains are there? In other > words, if the sender sends a single message, Postfix will generate one > single message. >
if a message is to be sent to many domains, then it will use multiple network connections. thus, multiple messages. in short, there is no way to send a message to mo...@domain1.example and mo...@domain2.example using a single connection unless both domains are hosted on the same server (same MX). what problem are you trying to solve exactly?
