On Sun, Nov 08, 2009 at 04:30:30PM -0500, Mike Gering wrote:
I've built my webserver on Amazon EC2 which, even with static IP addresses,
does not handle reverse DNS lookup, causing (relatively few) recipient
servers reject the mail. We've contracted with a mail relay service, but
they are
Is there a way to configure postfix so that it will attempt to use
direct delivery before relaying to another host?
I've built my webserver on Amazon EC2 which, even with static IP
addresses, does not handle reverse DNS lookup, causing (relatively few)
recipient servers reject the mail. We've
What i think you can try do is try creating multiple instance of postfix
First Instance: Direct Delivery (If rejected forwarded and tried via
Instance 2)
Second Instance: Configured for only relay host
I guess this should solve the problem.
Rgds
Dhiraj
Stephen
Mike Gering:
Is there a way to configure postfix so that it will attempt to use
direct delivery before relaying to another host?
Postfix looks up MX records by default, and can be configured to
add an extra MX host (with smtp_fallback_relay) that is given
the worst possible MX preference.
Wietse Venema wrote:
Mike Gering:
Is there a way to configure postfix so that it will attempt to use
direct delivery before relaying to another host?
Postfix looks up MX records by default, and can be configured to
add an "extra" MX host (with smtp_fallback_relay) that
