+2 on that! Sorry +1 is just not enough!
I have a backup, but that's only IF I know there's a problem.
If I have any net access, if I'm not traveling. If .
Most of my email is unimportant. But when it is, it's $$ or some
emergency.
Chris
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On Sun, 25 Nov 2018 15:49:44 +0100 Gilles Chehade wrote:
> .. if you have a secondary MX that keeps your mail for longer
> than 4 days, which is already quite long, it means that you have more
> trust in the reliability of your secondary MX than your primary MX and
> this essentially means your set
Hi all of you. Thanks for the input. 90 days are just an example.
But I agree with you, My backup MX is more reliable than my primary MX. The
is a test home setup running on an xDSL - line, and the last month, this
xDSL has been running insanely unstable.
Even though it is a test mail, I do recei
On Wed, Nov 14, 2018 at 10:41:44AM +0100, Lars Bonnesen wrote:
> I managed to figure it out. Seems quite simple. What does the trick is:
>
> action "disney" relay backup mx mxbackup.donald.duck
> > match from any for domain "donald.duck" action "disney"
>
>
> When the primare mx are down, I can
I managed to figure it out. Seems quite simple. What does the trick is:
action "disney" relay backup mx mxbackup.donald.duck
> match from any for domain "donald.duck" action "disney"
When the primare mx are down, I can see mails being queued up with:
smtpctl show queue
and mail shows up ending
