On Jul 10, 2009, at 5:44 AM, Sam Przyswa wrote:
Hi,
I have to build a mail system with one main server (main) who send
mails to several secondaries servers on the net as serv1, serv2,
servX, for the same domain but how to send mail from the serv1 to an
user on the serv2 for the same doma
Hi,
I have to build a mail system with one main server (main) who send mails
to several secondaries servers on the net as serv1, serv2, servX, for
the same domain but how to send mail from the serv1 to an user on the
serv2 for the same domain without got the "user unknown" reply on serv1
and
Worked like a charm. Thanks a bunch for the help Sahil.
2008/11/27 Sahil Tandon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> You needn't place anything but tiscali.co.uk in your transport file.
> Mail addressed to the other (local and non-local) domains should arrive
> at the appropriate nexthop by default. You are on
Guy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> /etc/postfix/transport contains:
> mylocaldomain1 smtp:localserver.mydomain.org
> mylocaldomain2 smtp:localserver.mydomain.org
> tiscali.co.uk smtp:othergateway.mydomain.org
> * :MX's of other domains
You needn't place a
Guy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've got a bit of a problem. I have two mail gateways that do
> virtual_alias_maps lookups via mysql. So local mail gets passed back
> to the imap servers, while any forwarding accounts go out from the
> gateway to which ever remote email address the user has speci
[UPDATE]
Been looking at transport tables. Is the following solution workable
as a temporary measure?
On the unblacklisted gateway I add the blacklisted gateway to the
mynetworks line in main.cf.
On the blacklisted gateway I do the following:
Add the line below to main.cf
transport_maps = hash:/
Hi guys,
I've got a bit of a problem. I have two mail gateways that do
virtual_alias_maps lookups via mysql. So local mail gets passed back
to the imap servers, while any forwarding accounts go out from the
gateway to which ever remote email address the user has specified. My
problem is that one o
