Given a mail server with latest Postfix and a transport map like this for some
domains that routes the delivery thru ISP MTA:
domain1.com relay:[isp.mta.com]
domain2.com relay:[isp.mta.com]
domain3.com relay:[isp.mta.com]
ISP (is a big one) says that since sometimes his MTA is listed in some RBL we
can try with another MTA as a fallback or round-robin
If I put something like this
domain1.com relay:[isp.mta.com]
domain2.com relay:[isp.mta.com]
domain3.com relay:[isp.mta.com]
domain1.com relay:[isp.mtabak.com]
domain2.com relay:[isp.mtabak.com]
domain3.com relay:[isp.mtabak.com]
Postfix uses always the second entry.
Is there a way to tell Postfix to use one and if the connection fails use the
other, just like a DNS MX weight?
Thank you
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