talking with our internal mail system people, all 6 servers had a priority of 10 the last time apache James was restarted.
Does James cache this data for the life of it running? or is there a time to live? or? I will schedule a recycle of james to see if it stops using the servers that now have a lower preference. Let me know if you have any ideas in the mean time. Cole On Tue, May 8, 2012 at 9:42 AM, Cole Ferrier <[email protected]> wrote: > We have an internal mail system that has 6 MX records 3 at priority 10 > (new servers recently added) and 3 at priority 20 (old servers that where > previously at 10). > > and it appears that apache james 2.3 is sending mail to all of them about > equally? > > i was instructed that it should only connect to the 20's when all of the > 10s are unavailable? > > any help would be appreciated? > > (or is there any need to restart James? aka, how long does it cache its > data about the MX preferences?) > > Cole >
