It's only recieving mail, not sending therefore all mail that the
backup recieves should be destined for users on the primary. By using
accept for local users it would work. If I send mail to you I don't
have to auth on your mail server. And we already get that you love
declude so you can stop trying to advertise it for the love of god.
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Kevin - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> All mail that the backup recieves should be sent on to the primary
>> when it is back up. Then at the primary any relay checking will be
>> done.
> Actually, that isn't the case. SMTP AUTH can't be done at the primary if it
>receives it from the secondary (rather, the secondary can't usually do SMTP AUTH,
>unless it knows all
> accounts/passwords). IMail on the primary has to either accept or reject all mail
>from the secondary; it can't go past that to check the IP address that connected to
>the secondary (Declude does do
> this however).
> So, relay checking should be done at both the primary and the backup.
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