>oh yes i did. if i create a domain.tab file for all domains (that are
>handled by the main server) on the fallback, that would be a way. but so i
>have to update the fallback each time i update the main server
>domainlist/aliasdomainlist etc.
If you use custdomains you only have update the fallback if you add/delete a
domain from your main server. aliases and users are checked hen the mail
arrives at the main server.
>as i wrote, a nice solution would be if the fallback checked mx entries and
>if it found an mx entry for itself or the mainserver, it would accept the
>mail and relay it to the main server? is that possible? because so i don't
>have to update 2 domain lists.
This is much more complicated then you think! I think that the fact that you
have to update both a main as a fallback is just a small hassle, and it is
something that can easily be automated by a script. To have xmail handle
this is automagically by quering the dns is to much, but I could be wrong.
Dick
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