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Subject: Re: outgoing mail
From: Wietse Venema (wietse
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Ralf Hildebrandt:
> Do this via:
>
> relayhost = mail.your.isp
This also has the benefit that only one copy of mail is sent over
your IP connection, instead of one copy of every message for every
destination domain.
> As a fallback, put the IP and hostname into /etc/hosts (which hopefully will
> be used by Postfix)
Postfix uses DNS by default. In order to use /etc/hosts you have
to turn off DNS lookups (and even then, what happens depends on
how the local naming service is configured).
Wietse
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