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From: Andy Spiegl (spiegl+postfix
br-online.de)
Date: Mon May 19 2008 - 09:51:37 CDT
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I've got some domainnames which are just used as http redirects.
My mailservers don't accept mail for them.
So, I just deleted the MX record in order to advertize to the world
that I don't want mails for these domains. But then I noticed that
postfix tries to deliver mails anyway and simply uses the domain name
itself as MX. I found in the RFC 974 that this is the correct way to
handle the special case of no MX records.
So, postfix is doing a good job!
But then, how should I configure my DNS?
Any idea?
Thanx,
Andy.
--
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Experience is directly proportional to
the amount of equipment ruined.
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