Hello,

I am in the process of decommissioning my own personal email server which
is running on an antiquated version of CentOS and an old version of Postfix
(2.3.3) to a Debian 7 server running Postfix 2.9.6.

I've got a tool for copying  the IMAP mailboxes from the old server to the
new server.
What I'd like to do next is figure out a way to have Postfix instead of
delivering to the local maildir on the old host deliver it to the maildir
on the new host either by injecting the mail into the queue on the new host
or some other means.

What I'm trying to prevent is either generating false bounces during the
change over of the MX records to the new host.

Thinking ahead I'd also like to use that capability to set up another host
to act as a secondary MX for my personal domain.

Thoughts anybody?

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