From: Spahn, Daniel (DSpahncuh2a.com)
Date: Tue Dec 02 2008 - 15:42:32 CST

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I am running A recent build of Postfix on a Gentoo server- I am pretty sure it is about 3-4 months old. The problem I have is that the line the mail is sent out on is buggy- I get lots of packet sequence errors, slow speeds, etc. I need any advice I can get on configuring fault tolerance-type options. This is a simple setup, and I am not talking about clustering or failovers, simply how to set things so that things that time out get retried a few minutes later, possibly several times to mitigate the middle-of-the-day traffic rushes, as well as other network spikes. Does anyone have any suggestions as to retry options, timeout values? I am relatively inexperienced with MTA configuration, but I have managed to get a couple of MTA's working in the past. Thanks!

Dan

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