Am 14.07.2012 21:01, schrieb Colin: > Hi all, I'm currently using aliases for a distribution list and > noticed that all messages sent to this alias are given just an id > queue. > So if have an alias with 400users, that message would be queued once > with 400 recipients. The problem is that for some domains > I get timeouts or they seem to block me temporarily. For e.g. 100 of > those 400 recipients are gmail.com and some get delivered and some I > get timeouts. They get delivered later normally, but if I do a > 'sendmail -q' for e.g. it tries to deliver them all at the same time. > > Is there a way to change so that it could use a different queue for > each address inside that alias address?
if you make the aliases on LDA level like dbmail and i think dovecot wpuld support the same you have unique outgoing messages because postfix delivers the mail to the LDA which generates a new message for external targets however, it makes practically no sense to do this do not touch the queue, there is a reason a message timed out and postfix maintiains this well at it's own if you try to force sneding of queued messages you may get the oppsite result you want - the final destination may blocking you longer, in case of greylistigns it will
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