In message <63da273b-f850-5900-a151-e4e40b468...@opendmz.com>, cvandesa...@opendmz.com wrote:
>You can of course do this, and it will work. > >The only reason to run a separate Postfix would be in case your home >server becomes unavailable, then the cloud VM will spool (hang onto) >your message(s) until your home server becomes available again, and as >soon as it's back it will deliver the messages it held. > >On 10/06/2019 00:21, Ronald F. Guilmette wrote: >> If so, then there simply will be *no* separate instance of Postfix running >> "on the cloud side", either independently configurable or otherwise. (So >> your comment above makes no obvious sense.) Ok, so just to be sure I am clear about all of this... If I try to do this trivally simple transport maps solution (I mean instead of having a whole separate TCP proxy) then in that case the Postfix instance that will be running up on my cloud VM -will- spool incoming mail, and will just hold on to it, as necessary, until whatever should be responding to smtp:my-dynamic-fqdn starts answering its SMTP port again, yes? Regards, rfg
