>> Than what is the preferred method to verify that a transport is being used
>> for the domain it configured for...
>
> Generally, you don't need to verify this. If the transport table is defined
> it is used as advertised. If you absolutely must check:
>
>    - Send mail to two users that should map to separate transports.
>
>    - Quickly (< 100 seconds on idle machines) check the process table,
>    looking at the "-n" field of the various "smtp" delivery agents.
>
> For example, as mail is delivered on my servers via the "relay" transport,
> I see in the process table:
>
>    postfix  32645 14325  0 14:05 ?        00:00:00 smtp -n relay -t unix -u 
> ...
>
> --
>        Viktor.
>...

Then I have to ask, what effect does the "-o syslog_name=postfix-slow"
have in master.cf?
I read an old (2006) thread indicating the override does not work, is
that still true?

- Andrew

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