On 02/03/12 03:24, Laurent RAYSSIGUIER wrote:
>
> I need to have a postfix relay which is able to separate customers
> who have an antispam service provided by another company, and the
> other who don't have antispam service.
>
We do something similar. We have two final mailbox destinations at t
Hello,
Wietse find the solution :
Laurent RAYSSIGUIER:
> >If you have DEBIAN-like Postfix, perhaps their Postfix dynamic map
> >configuration file needs to be copied to the config directory
> >of every second etc. instance. That would be a bug in the DEBIAN
> >distribution. The postfix.org has n
Laurent RAYSSIGUIER:
> Hello,
>
> I try to setup an email server with 2 instances.
> My server have 2 IP address and each instance listen on one of them.
Use the instructions in the MULTI_INSTANCE_README file.
Wietse
Hi Barry,
>This may be a silly question, but is there a particular reason you want
>two completely separate instances? Out the box postfix can support
>multiple IP's and even if youa re wanting slightly different configs,
>this can be done by provideing appropriate overrides in the master.cf,
>
Hi
On 02/03/2012 10:04 AM, Laurent RAYSSIGUIER wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I try to setup an email server with 2 instances.
> My server have 2 IP address and each instance listen on one of them.
>
> The relay_domains and relay_recipient_maps were stored in a mysql database.
>
>
> My server is a Debian S
Hello,
I try to setup an email server with 2 instances.
My server have 2 IP address and each instance listen on one of them.
The relay_domains and relay_recipient_maps were stored in a mysql database.
With the first instance which read /etc/postfix/main.cf, no problem. The
postfix daemon start
