On 2 May 2001 18:05:22 +0200, Joerg Jaspert <joerggoliathbbs.dnsalias.net> wrote:

> Mail should be delivered direct to the Recipient-Domain (works). If there is
> an error like host not found, bounce (with 550), etc. it should be delivered
> to a relay-server.

What he wants to do is that his mail might be rejected when he's sending
from his dialup IF the recieving MTA uses the DUL. In that case, Postfix
should PLEASE try to deliver via - say - fallback_relay.

> There is the Option fallback_relay. But this only works if the remote host is
> not responding.
> So is set smtp_skip_5xx_greeting=yes and postfix should goto the next server
> (fallback_relay) if there is a 5XX Error. But it wont, the mail gets bounced.
>
> Or is it possible to let postfix always try the fallback_relay if there is an
> error ?

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