Hi Jasper,
On Thu, 3 Jul 2003 12:29:53 +0200 (CEST) Jasper Metselaar wrote:
> IN MX 10 mail.domain-owner.com.
> IN MX 100 mail.mymailserver.com.
>
> How should I setup the domain so that my server becomes a fallback and
> that it delivers the e-mail to the primary mailserver when it is available
> again (in case the primary mailserver is off-line)?
> Thanks for any suggestions!
- Remove the domain from 'virtualdomains' for it only being in
'rcpthosts'.
- HUP qmail-send.
- DONE, if your server (mail.mymailserver.com) is able to figure out the
MX record for 'domain-owner.com' as 'mail.domain-owner.com'.
If not:
echo 'domain-owner.com:mail.domain-owner.com' \
>>/var/qmail/control/smtproutes
P.S.: For future mails to this list you really should disable "Reply-To".
1.) It's superfluous. It contains the same address as "From" and
therefore is absolutely useless.
2.) It makes it impossible to easily reply to the list for those MUAs
capable of List-Reply by evaluating 'List-Post' header.
'Reply-To' takes, for obvious reasons, precedence over
'List-Post'.
Thank you.
--
Ciao,
Pit
