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Feb 10, 2011, 9:42 AM
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Dagia Dorjsuren <dagmid_d [at] yahoo> a écrit :
> Hi all,
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> How to build multiple qmail servers? That means different e-mail
> addresses and one domain for each qmail servers.
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> e.g: It was two qmail servers.
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> example.com has following MX records, two mail servers.
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> MX 10 a.example.com
> MX 20 b.example.com
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> a.example.com server has not one [at] example account.
> b.example.com server has one [at] example account.
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> That two qmail servers must run by below sequence.
> New mail sent from test [at] yahoo to one [at] example First,
> a.example.com has received that mail. But a.example.com has
> forwarded to b.example.com. (Because, a.example.com hasn't
> one [at] example user) etc...
have you imagine doing it using the backend storage instead of qmail?
i.e. compute a hash for the account, and then store it on the
corresponding server ?
it will be more simple in case of trouble-shot (I do it using dovecot
and mounting (a lot of) nfs partition at hashing point:
/mail/aa (zfs01.store)
/mail/ab (zfs02.store)
/mail/ac (zfs03.store)
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