From: Daniel Khan (no email)
Date: Sun Jun 02 2002 - 20:45:22 EDT
Hello,
> Believe it or not, this will actually be simpler if you run two
> Postfix instances, each with different virtual_maps and relay_domains
> settings.
Thank's for the swift reply. I had the 2nd instance thing all time in mind.
I think I was too lazy to try that and spent some days in producing
workarounds...yes I'm a programmer.
I run into the next problem now:
On the first instance the mails to be forwarded have to be member of
relay_domains -
because otherwise I'll get a relaing denied.
It could be that I'm now totally wrong, but the smtpd seems bounce out as
soon as I try to relay an email
which the server is the primary MX.
So it says - hey we'll get a loop if I do that because you are allready
where you belong to:
"warning: mailer loop: best MX host for domain.com is local".
The problem appears on the first instance, because I have stopped the second
one.
Is it right, that relay_domains are checked if the relayed mail would create
a loop?
How can I allow relaying to the first instance without having that bounce?
Or what could be the mistake if all my theories are wrong?
Thanks in advance
Daniel Khan
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