Mithun:
Yup. I know and have setup Qmail quite successfully with this setup that you
mention. Which is the way the world works today. However, my clients want it
the old way (one catchall account having a whole tonload of emails for about
20 users) (box 1) and from which all the emails have to come in to another box
with qmail on it.
Suresh: your idea has been tried out by me. Somehow it won't work. Even the
qmail docs have given sample recipes but unfortunately the emails are going
into vapor right now! BTW, the sendmail stuff works but (but!) client does
not want sendmail. :)
Hmmm.. I guess I have to fight it out with the clients and tell them that
multidrop accounts are not good at all.
RKA
>===== Original Message From Mithun Bhattacharya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>For a two mailserver configuration to work in a master slave
>configuration the master should be able to server each user separately.
>From your posting it doesnt look like that can work. By a catchall
>account I am assuming all the emails landed in one mailbox. You can't
>serve different user from such a mailbox. Therefore a pull kind of
>request as done by fetchmail can't be handled. What you would have to do
>is push out the emails from box2 to box1. This is what serialmail does -
>but then your configuration doesnt seem to be the kind where serialmail
>can be used. It would be better if you could explain what you are trying
>to achieve by the setup you have assembled.
>
>
>
>Mithun
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