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What you’ll need for this is a lower (higher number) preference MX
record on all domains. I don’t know much as far as documentation, and I only
set this up myself for the first time last night, so I’m only sure this will
work in theory. Again, make sure the linux box is set as the secondary (or even lower)
mail exchanger, and add the domain names to only qmail/control/rcpthosts. I
haven’t been able to drop my primary mail server offline yet to see if it does
work or not, but with the advice I received, this is how you need to do it. I’ve never worked with virus checking with qmail, but I’m sure somebody
else will be able to answer this for you. Shawn (Forgot to send my reply to the list. Someone please correct me if I’m wrong,
because I’m working with a setup similar to this as well.) __________________________________________________________________________ Shawn Delano
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Director of Technology
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Southern California Systems
http://www.socalsys.com/ -----Original
Message----- Hello At the
moment we have a AS/400 with Lotus Domino mail server, which handels all mails
for our domain. This server goes down every night, so it's impossible to
receive mails and the sender gets an error message. Now I
setup a linux box with qmail for caching the incomming mails for about 48 hrs. At the
same time, the mails should be checked for viruses and forwarded to the IP adress
of the mail server. If
anyone can help me with information and related links to this problem. Thanks dominik |
- qmail as mail cache Dominik Brumm
- Re: qmail as mail cache Roman Serbski
- Fw: qmail as mail cache Shawn Delano
- Fw: qmail as mail cache J�rgen Hoffmann
