well, as no one responds, I understand that it's not possible to define different smtproutes depending of the listening port, since qmail has only a smtproutes file, so, Is it possible install two qmail servers on same server without risk?
For example, first qmail under /var/qmail and second qmail under /var/qmail2. I would configure first qmail listening on port 25 for forward all mail to mailgw via control/smtproutes for filter spam and virus and second qmail, listening on port XXX for delivery mail to users (without any route in control/smtproutes), accepting mail only from mailgw. Thank you. Regards, spamis "Jimmy Spam" <[email protected]> escribió: > In my previous message, when I said "infinite bucle", I want to say > "infinite loop". > > Any solution for my problem? > > Regards, > Spamis > > "Jimmy Spam" <[email protected]> escribió: > >> Thanks to all people who has replied. >> >> But, Can I define differents smtp routes for each mail listeners? >> Because you should keep in mind, that mails should be forwarded only >> if it arrive through X port, but it should be delivered if it arrive >> through Y port. Forwarding always all mail, would result in an >> infinite bucle, since GW always forward the filtered mail to the real >> mail server. >> >> Thank you, >> Spamis >> >> "Scott Ryan" <[email protected]> escribió: >> >>> creating an SMTP route ? >>> >>> On Fri, Dec 12, 2008 at 4:12 PM, Jimmy Spam <[email protected]> wrote: >>>> Hi, >>>> >>>> probably I'll integrate a new mail gateway for antivirus and antispan >>>> filtering soon. This gateway haven't smtp-auth by itself, so, I >>>> have thinked >>>> this for integrate it into my network: >>>> >>>> GW = MailGateway >>>> MS = MailServer (qmail-ldap) >>>> >>>> From external servers, all connections arrive to GW: 192.168.1.1:25. GW >>>> accept mail if it's a mail for my domain, filter an redirect to MS: >>>> 192.168.1.2:X. MS delivery the messages. >>>> >>>> From my clients, all connections arrive to MS:192.168.1.2:25 or 587 port >>>> directly. MS should forward all mails to GW: 192.168.1.1:25. GW filter and >>>> redirect to MS: 192.168.1.2:X and finally, MS delivery the mail to >>>> internal >>>> or external user. >>>> >>>> The problem is: How can I forward incoming MS mail to GW? >>>> >>>> Thanks! >>>> >>> >>> >>> >>> -- >>> Scott Ryan >>> >>> ****************************************************** >>> Cheap memory cards - SD / Memory Stick Pro / >>> MicroSD / USB pen drives / XD cards >>> From SA's leading online memory card store: >>> www.bitsandchips.co.za >>> ***************************************************** >>>
