Hello,
I need ideas on what to do in my situation:
Our company's web server is on the other side of the country. We get
mail at our domain here because I have the zone file set up that way.
So mail comes to our firewall, no problem. What we would like to do is
have all mail forwarded through the firewall to an internal machine. I
understand that I could do this with .forward or fastforward, but I
thought that if I did that and the internal mail server went down for
any weird reason that the mail would bounce. What I would like is for
the mail to spool up on the firewall if the internal server is down. I
thought about fetchmail, but I didn't really want everyone to have to
maintain a .fetchmailrc and launch fetchmail -- and I have no idea what
everyone's passwords are either. The user names on both the firewall
and the internal machine are the same in every case.
What is the best way to handle this? We have a lot of users.
Thanks!
Jennifer
