Hallo. Am Mittwoch, 15. März 2006 19:13 schrieb Lloyd Zusman: > I'll investigate this. I'm using tinydns, and I seem to recall that > TTL isn't overly configurable.
I'm also using tinydns, you can just append ":120" (or whatever timeout is sufficient) to your data lines. Read the docs about what field it mus be, that depends on which fields you already use. :) > But even if it's not, will that matter? When would Courier need to > know the resolution of the "A" record for the domain part of an email > address that it's serving? And recall that the "MX" record for this > user remains constant (it points to this same Courier server). If the "process of mail delivery", namely the MX of the destination domain and the A-record of the MX will not chnage, courier does not care about the A-record and must not be notified about such changes. There are domains without an a-record around and they're still able to receive mail. If the MX and his address doesn't change, nothing must be done. cu, Bernd -- Die Zukunft ist auch nicht mehr das, was sie mal war
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