On 26/03/2012 16:34, Alex wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to build a relay server using postfix-2.8.7 on fedora16
for one domain and a few sub-domains. This server should only accept
mail from two specific public-facing postfix servers that accept mail
for these domains, process the mail with amavisd/spamassassin, then
forward the resulting mail to this relay server.
Once the mail has been received by this relay server, it should
forward it into the internal Exchange server for the end-users.
Do I just define a few transport maps for this? Currently I have this:
mailrelay.example.com local:
example.com smtp:mail.example.com
dom1.example.com smtp:smtp.dom1.example.com
.dom1.example.com smtp:smtp.dom1.example.com
i would go to smtp:[smtp.dom1.example.com]25
in order to avoid mx record lookup for the domain.
adn the local: is not really needed.
just list the remote domains.
i would see some benefit with a main relay server that can be a redundant
point for the domain queue.
Awesome, thanks for your help. I've also added the following for relay_domains:
relay_domains = $mydestination, $transport_maps
you can't.
it's collision between directives...
remove the mydestination from relay domains.
domain is either one of three: local(mydestiation), virtual,relay
Regards,
Elizer
Thanks,
Alex
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