Good afternoon,

I'm looking to get some views and advice on the best way to set Postfix
up so I can segregate a large newsletter list up into a semi decent
working structure.

Basically my newsletter server has a /29 and I want to set up Postfix to
(hopefully) do something like this:

eth0:1 1.1.1.1 GMAIL Subscribers
eth0:2 2.2.2.2 AoL Subscribers
eht0:3 3.3.3.3 all others

I'd like to be able to rate control the Gmail & AoL to complicate issues
a little. I know how powerful and fast Postfix can be and I don't want
to exceed the limits set on small scale mailers like us.

What I'm looking for is the best approach to do this?

I don't think I can do this with multiple instances as the incoming mail
stream from the newsletter server (SMTP) has a stream of recipients at
various domains, so what arrives in the Instance of Postfix will be
mixed to start with.

So I guess this means I'll need to simply do this in transports. I think
I read that it's possible to create transports for specific SMTP
destinations in the Book of Postfix. I guess I'd need to ask 'can I
assign a specific interface/IP on a per transport basis?'

Any suggestions or feedback would be gratefully received.

Sam

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