tejas sarade:
> >
> > You mean: no MX records; otherwise this is correct.
>
> Yes, that is what I meant.
>
> And I think that Postfix parameter ignore_mx_lookup_error controls the
> behaviour when there is no response for MX lookup at all.
Indeed. No response is an error.
> I guess that 'no MX'
Am 18.07.2014 16:41, schrieb tejas sarade:
>> You mean: no MX records; otherwise this is correct.
>
> Yes, that is what I meant.
>
> And I think that Postfix parameter ignore_mx_lookup_error controls the
> behaviour when there is no response for MX lookup at all.
> I guess that 'no MX' and 'no r
>
> You mean: no MX records; otherwise this is correct.
Yes, that is what I meant.
And I think that Postfix parameter ignore_mx_lookup_error controls the
behaviour when there is no response for MX lookup at all.
I guess that 'no MX' and 'no response for MX lookup' are handled differently.
Am 18.07.2014 14:28, schrieb tejas sarade:
> As per the RFC 5321 when DNS lookup for recipient domain returns empty MX
> records
> it should try to deliver mail to A record of that domain.
>
> Is there any way in Postfix to disable this behaviour?
just don't do that, even don't try that
not
tejas sarade:
> Hello,
>
> As per the RFC 5321 when DNS lookup for recipient domain returns empty MX
> records it should try to deliver mail to A record of that domain.
You mean: no MX records; otherwise this is correct.
> Is there any way in Postfix to disable this behaviour?
This will not be
Hello,
As per the RFC 5321 when DNS lookup for recipient domain returns empty MX
records it should try to deliver mail to A record of that domain.
Is there any way in Postfix to disable this behaviour?
