Hi:
I have been using qmailtoaster to replace a hand-cobbled similar system
for about a year and have been pretty happy. I have a setup with two
mail servers that run mail for about 20 domains. My primary server can
get pretty busy, so I have all the domains pointed to a secondary MX as
well - the DNS looks like this:
MX koala 10
MX platypus 20
When I take koala down for maintenance or when it is been deluged with
SPAM (I run network checks on it), I get a fair amount of mail sent to
my secondary on platypus.
Platypus is setup so that each domain has an entry in
/var/qmail/control/smtproutes that points to koala - it is really just
acting as an external delivery queue.
My problem is that mail trickles from platypus to koala - I want it to
drain much faster. My questions:
1. what should my /etc/tcprules.d/tcp.smtp entry look like to enable
much higher throughput from platypus to koala - it seems to be very slow
2. How much spam filtering should I do on my secondary before it
goes to the primary (this impacts point #1 above)
Any other advice from people doing similar things is welcome.
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