We run our system with two policyd/postfix servers querying a mysql
database on a third server. In 2 years processing about 500,000 SMTP
connections every day, we have not yet had a problem with mysql being
unavailable. Use Linux/Unix and it should run for years.
Tom
John Baker wrote:
Hi folks
Thanks to those who gave me a hand with the compile the other day.
I'm setting this up for multiple servers. I would like to just run it on
one server and have other postfix instances query it there. But it
seemed to me to make the most sense to install policyd on each one and
share a mysql database. That way if the main sever goes down mail can
keep passing on the others. Does this work ok for consistency?
Does this make the most sense or is there a way to tell postfix to skip
policyd if it can't connect.
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