Hello,

   Been about 2 days of digging around the net and going trough the
documentation and I am running out of ideas.

I have this current situation:

Both mail servers are Centos ( I didn't choose the OS )
Routing works very well ping all around to all around in and out of the vpn

Machine 1:
-One extensive network behind an dyn IP adsl ,
-3 subnets and lots of data going out to the world from there.
-1 OpenVPN tun link to machine 2
-Blocked outgoing Port 25
-Normal net gateway output.
-Local postfix setup to keep the local traffic local (Works OK)
-Forward outbound traffic to machine 2 (Works OK)

Machine 2:
-Cloud machine with fixed IP
-Open port 25 in and out
-OpenVPN tun link to machine 1
-Disabled local delivery ( I don't want to maintain a local file there, I
know bouncing users at the gate would be good too )
-Receives mail traffic from the outer world and delivers it to postfix on
machine 1 (works OK)
-Postgrey (working good)
-Spamassassin + clamav + amavisd-new (installation later)

My trouble is
-The machine 2 refuses to relay the mails generated from inside.

One of the idea was to sign each other's server keys and use TLS auth...
but I haven't seen much documentation about this. Would this make both
server trust each other ?

You will probably ask me to send the config files, so I am ready for that,
but what's the favourite paste board around here ? Or just attach the whole
thing, or paste it in the mail ....

Thank you for the help.
Philippe

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