On 3/26/2014 3:59 PM, MV wrote: >> Wietse wrote: >>> MV wrote: >>> I'm trying to use multiple smtp IPs without having multiple postfix >>> instances. >>> >>> So I tried to split smtp using transport_maps and that works ok for >>> local mail destined to foreign destinations. >>> But it breaks the delivery of foreign mail destined to local >>> destinations with the error "mail for example.com loops back to >>> myself". >> >> Don't route LOCAL destinations to the "smtp" delivery agent. >> The SMTP client is for REMOTE deliveries. > > I guess this should've been my initial question: > how can I add a transport to REMOTE deliveries only? > > Marcus >
I see. You're using a TCP based table for your transport_maps and it's incorrectly answering for local addresses too. Don't do that. Configure your TCP table ignore local addresses. In the context of a TCP table, the response should be something like 500 not found -- Noel Jones
