On Mon, 3 Mar 2003, David Salbego wrote:

> For example, lets assume I have an incoming message rate of 5 messages
> per second destined for a given domain/server. I would like my relay
> server (the server that is receiving the messages at 5 messages/second)
> to deliver these messages at a different rate, such as 10 messages/minute.
>

/etc/postfix/transport
        # Use any IP that times out connections to port 25
        slow.domain slowsmtp:[127.0.0.2]

/etc/postfix/master.cf
        # Clone of "smtp" transport.
        slowsmtp unix ... smtp
                -o smtp_connect_timeout=6s
                -o fallback_relay=[relay.slow.domain]

/etc/postfix/main.cf
        slowsmtp_destination_concurrency_limit = 1

Prior to Postfix 2.0 the fallback relay could be put into the
transport table directly:

        slow.domain slowsmtp:[127.0.0.2],[relay.slow.domain]

With Postfix 2.0 that syntax is no longer accepted.

-- 
	Viktor.

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