Yeah, it'll help size spec out the server requirments. Right now running
2 qmails, one on a big box, 2nd on a smaller one. It would seem useless
to have a duplicate server 'just in case'.
Before everyone with unlimited budgets says it a good idea.... I don't
believe that's the most effective way.
Paul Farber
Farber Technology
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On 14 Dec 1999, Petr Novotny wrote:
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> > Is there any way to tell if and when a secondary MX has been in use?
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> Do you need to care?
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> > Log
> > files? Does qmail-send/remote log any specific messages to indicate the
> > message was recieved/delivered because the primary MX was not available?
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> No. You'd have to patch them (shouldn't be too difficult to find that
> place in code).
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