Matt Miller writes:
I'm trying to make a truly split domain, where each server believes that it is responsible for example.com. I did it that way for testing, but now I'm trying to run the two side-by-side if possible.
Reconfigure both servers and set their names to host1.example.com and host2.example.com. Put that in locals and me configuration files.
Create the following aliases: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Install the same set of aliases (makealiases) on both machines and write a script to keep them synchronized.
Either server will accept mail for any valid @example.com mailbox, and forward it to the other server, if necessary. You may or may not, depending on your DNS configuration, need to put in an explicit entry in esmtproutes. You'll also need to carefully configure the authentication database and the mail clients' configuration so that they know how to access the actual mailboxes.
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