Len
I have setup the mail servers to access a file server and also an external
database.
so in theory the same accounts should be on each.
what is RTFM?
Kind Regards
Long
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Sent: 27 June 2001 2:46 PM
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Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] peering
>Has anyone setup peering?
certainly, but not me
>my problem is that while my two server use the same mail directory and user
>database.
hmmm, how do you do that? sounds kinda miraculous
>when one server goes down the other will not carry on processing requests.
>Instead it just holds the mail until the other one comes back up.
ok, miracles don�t happen. :)))
Go RTFM on peering and think real hard how it works. HINT: a mail account
exist on and is known to only one just one Imail peer server, it is not
replicated to other Imail peer(s).
>I also have the problem that POP3 requests are not redirected to the
running
>server.
Boy, you really haven�t RTFM. Peering ONLY affects SMTP incoming traffic,
not mailboxes, not POP3, and not web mail.
Where you want to go is an arrival-challenged destination, at least in the
Imail peermobile.
Len
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