I think Amit's talking about outbound emails here. MX records only apply
to inbound emails (from external domains).
There's no mechanism built-in that I know of which can do this.
It shouldn't be too difficult to write a script that does it though. The
script would run periodically via cron. It would simply try to telnet to
the smarthost, and if the connection fails, have it modify your
smtproutes file appropriately, and restart qmail.
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-Eric 'shubes'
On 10/28/2013 05:50 AM, Hasan Akgöz wrote:
Hi ;
Multiple MX records can be defined for a domain, each with a different
priority where the lowest number is the highest priority. If mail can't
be delivered using the first priority record, the second priority record
is used, and so on. you can create a second "MX" record for mail server.
2013/10/28 Amit Dalia <a...@ikf.co.in <mailto:a...@ikf.co.in>>
Hi,____
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Can we set load balancing in smtproute. I have a broadband
connection with dynamic ip and currently all emails are getting
relayed from my smtp server. But if this smtp relay server get down
all emails get stuck in queue.____
Can I define 1 more smtproute entry so if first server is down then
it will automatically relay mails from second smtp server.____
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*Amit Dalia *____
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