multiple hosts in notify_method

Hello,

Is it possible to specify multiple hosts in the
$notify_method.
So that the second one is used if the first doesn't respons
or some
round robin between the multiple hosts?

Kind regards.



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Lennard,

> Is it possible to specify multiple hosts in the
$notify_method.
> So that the second one is used if the first doesn't
respons or some
> round robin between the multiple hosts?

No, there isn't any such provision.

If multiple hosts are feeding mail to amavisd,
it is best to use a * in $notify_method and in
$forward_method
so that notifications and passed messages go back to the
same
host they came from:
  $notify_method = 'smtp:10025';

Or use VRRP/CARP and provide a virtual IP address.

  Mark

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