On 2011-07-21 21:47, Victor Duchovni wrote:
On Thu, Jul 21, 2011 at 09:39:19PM +0200, Jeroen Geilman wrote:
For mail others send, you can't. For mail you send, if it is important
(I would suggest not), configure the same transport:nexthop for both
domains:
example.com smtp:example.com
example.net smtp:example.net
I'm sure that was meant to be:
example.com smtp:example.com
example.net smtp:example.COM
Yes, of course.
I honestly don't see where this would be useful though
It is useful, when you want envelopes with recipient in both domains
to be handled in a single transaction with the target nexthop, rather
than a separate transaction for each domain (default).
I understood that part, but that means you'd have to know in advance
that that nexthop is prepared to handle both messages.
In other words, it's a manual optimization for special cases.
If there are a lot of messages to destinations like this, sure, it will
save bandwidth, but it's not generic or easily generalizable.
I could not make out from the OP whether he wanted to do this for ALL
mail, or just for selected destination domains - my impression was the
former though.
--
J.
