You can specify an alternate MTA (with smtp_fallback_relay) for > delayed mail. There is no feature to specify an alternate delivery > agent for delayed mail. > > Hmm, I was aware of that thing. I've not used this feature but it's definitely worth trying.
The example looks like an attempt to circumvent Yahoo etc. rate > limits per client IP address. I don't have to make that "easy" > with Postfix. > It's not about me trying to do spam. I'm part of a hosting company and sometimes our IPs get blocked temporarily when our outbound spam system stops performing for some odd reason. Thanks for the help. > > Wietse > -- Regards, Abhijeet Rastogi (shadyabhi) http://blog.abhijeetr.com
